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JDDG: Journal der Deutschen Dermatologischen Gesellschaft, 2010
SummaryFixed drug eruption (FDE) usually presents as a single oval to round violaceous patch after administration of the causative drug. We describe a case of FDE presenting with multiple annular erythematous lesions over dorsal aspects of both feet following the administration of phenobarbital.
Cheng, Tan, Wen-Yuan, Zhu
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SummaryFixed drug eruption (FDE) usually presents as a single oval to round violaceous patch after administration of the causative drug. We describe a case of FDE presenting with multiple annular erythematous lesions over dorsal aspects of both feet following the administration of phenobarbital.
Cheng, Tan, Wen-Yuan, Zhu
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Fixed drug eruption to papaverine
Urology, 1994Papaverine has offered new options for therapy in erectile dysfunction. Various complications have been reported with papaverine, the prominent ones being priapism and liver function abnormalities. We present a previously unreported case of a fixed drug eruption caused by papaverine.
K A, Kirby, R, Cohen, C V, Upson
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Fixed drug eruption to oxybutynin
Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, Oral Radiology, and Endodontology, 2008Solitary fixed drug eruptions involving the lips and mouth are known to occur but are rarely seen in oral medicine clinical practice. Various drugs have been implicated as causative agents. We present a case of a fixed drug eruption on the lip caused by oxybutynin, a relationship not previously described.
Pemberton MN, Yar R, Sloan P
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An Usual Presentation of Fixed Drug Eruption
Dermatologica, 2009A patient exhibited two groups of lesions of fixed drug eruption, one group reacting to hyoscine-N-butyl-bromide and metamizole and the other group to tetracycline. We could not find any report of this kind in the literature.
A J, Kanwar +3 more
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Causes of Fixed Drug Eruptions
Dermatologica, 2009Fixed drug eruptions (FDE) were investigated in 14 patients. The clinical pattern of the disease was classical. The causes of FDE were different in India as compared to other countries. Sulphonamides and analgesics were the commonest causes, though some other drugs such as tetracycline were also found to be responsible for this syndrome.
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BMJ, 2009
Quartey-Papafio draws attention to paracetamol as one of the culprits for a fixed drug eruption.1 In patients with black skin the well demarcated patches become blacker and sometimes pruritic. Phenolphthalein, …
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Quartey-Papafio draws attention to paracetamol as one of the culprits for a fixed drug eruption.1 In patients with black skin the well demarcated patches become blacker and sometimes pruritic. Phenolphthalein, …
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Drugs Causing Fixed Drug Eruptions
Dermatologica, 200930 cases of fixed drug eruptions were investigated for their causative drugs. The clinical picture of the cases was classical. The results were confirmed by provocation tests. Analgesics and tetracyclines were found to be the most common offenders. Oxyphenbutazone was the next in the list.
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American Journal of Clinical Dermatology, 2000
Drug eruptions often have nonspecific clinical findings, and the evaluation of the probability of an eruption being a drug-induced event is difficult. A few types of drug eruption do not present such problems, and the fixed drug eruption is one of those whose clinical findings are specific enough to allow a diagnosis.
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Drug eruptions often have nonspecific clinical findings, and the evaluation of the probability of an eruption being a drug-induced event is difficult. A few types of drug eruption do not present such problems, and the fixed drug eruption is one of those whose clinical findings are specific enough to allow a diagnosis.
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Fixed drug eruption and fixed drug‐like eruption
International Journal of Dermatology, 2005Adekunle O, George, Adebola O, Ogunbiyi
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Fixed drug eruptions in children
The Journal of Pediatrics, 2000Tarim, ÖMER FARUK +2 more
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