Solis CU, García GV, Hernández YA, Solis CE

Language: Spanish
References: 6
Page: 391-394
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ABSTRACT

Stevens-Johnson's syndrome is a sharp inflammatory illness, originated by a hypersensitivity that includes the skin and the mucous membranes; in a bigger form it puts in danger the patient's life. It can be induced by many factors precipitants, from the medications until an infection. The affection is characterized morphologically by a sudden eruption variable, accompanied by estomatitis and oftalmya. In this work a patient of 61 is presented with rheumatic illness which presents as complication Stevens' syndrome Johnson.

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