… , and photosensitivity - a real clinical problem with benoxaprofen - is mainly a phototoxic
reaction, predictable from preclinical studies. Other skin reactions are unusual although purpura …

… , for example thinning of the skin and easy bruising. These … skin and easy bruising are
probably dependent on collagen synthesis modifications. Among rare or underestimated reactions…

… The incidence of adverse drug reactions (ADRs) appears … reaction.!l] Among them, skin
ADRs are the most frequent, affecting about 2 to 3% of hospitalised patients.[2] If we define skin …

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reactions in a quaternary hospital: a retrospective study with 219 cases Clinical aspects and …

… diseases of the skin will be discussed with special focus on hypersensitivity reactions to
chemicals. Furthermore, only hypersensitivity reactions against exogenous suhstances will be …

… skin tests in diagnosis, KLG GOLDSMITH blood transfusion and serology and finally Barbara
DODD deals (at times with almost missionary zeal) with immunological aspects … reactions of …

… Therefore this chapter will be focused on skin drug reactions. … similar to allergic immediate
reactions such as urticaria, … phase reactions in allergic rhinitis and allergic skin reactions have …

… integration of clinical, laboratory, and histopathological features. Knowledge of clinical
aspects of these disorders is crucial, and at times, lack of training in clinical dermatology can …

… clinical studies have been performed with HA applied as cream or dressing. In radiotherapy,
severe skin reactions like … of the onset of acute skin reactions but significantly reduces their …

… The biologic effect of UV radiation is based on light absorption; the conversion of energy
into chemical reactions results in skin aging and carcinogenesis. There are two types of UV …