Correction of Stevens-Jonson syndrome - an adverse event of antibiotic therapy



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Abstract

Stevens-Johnson syndrome refers to the type B of adverse reactions to drugs according to WHO classification and is severe systemic allergic reaction of delayed type. This syndrome is a severe variant of multiform erythema in which both skin and mucous membranes symptoms are observed. In the article literature data on etiology, pathogenesis and treatment of Stevens-Johnson syndrome as well as clinical case of 24 years old woman with this syndrome are represented.

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O V Fatenkov

Samara state medical university

T M Kuzmina

Samara state medical university

O A Rubanenko

Samara state medical university

Email: olesya.rubanenko@gmail.com

O I Lobankova

Samara state medical university; Samara medical sanitary unit No. 6

E A Arsenjeva

Samara state medical university; Samara medical sanitary unit No. 6

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