ams 1 2009.qxp Page 1 Clinical research Drug-induced skin events in hospitalized patients in
Tehran, Iran: a 6-year case series study Mohammad Rahmati-Roodsari1, Shahin Shadnia2 …

Background: Although most cases of drug eruptions are mildand self-limited and are
relieved after discontinuation of theresponsible drugs, statistics of life threatening outcomes …

Background: Cutaneous drug reaction seems to be relatively common the aim of the study
was to recognize offending drugs, evaluate patients' characteristics and educate the patients …

Background: Adverse cutaneous drug reactions (ACDRs) are the most commonly reported
adverse drug events. The causative drugs and clinical patterns of ACDRs are different in …

Objective: To describe clinical patterns, identify associated drugs, and perform causality
assessment of cutaneous adverse drug reactions. Materials and Methods: In this …

Background Cutaneous adverse drug reactions correspond to adverse effects with
cutaneous expression resulting from the systemic penetration of a drug in the body. The aim …

Background: Adverse cutaneous drug reactions are unwarranted effects of modern
medicine. These unfortunate events can assume any morphology from simple exanthem to …

Objective: To study the clinical spectrum of cutaneous adverse drug reactions (ADRs) in
hospitalized patients and to establish a causal link between the drug and the reaction by …

Background Few prospective studies are available on the incidence and analysis of the
characteristics of adverse cutaneous drug reactions. Aim To describe the adverse cutaneous …

Resumen CAMPOS-FERNANDEZ, Maria del Mar; PONCE-DE-LEON-ROSALES, Samuel;
ARCHER-DUBON, Carla y OROZCO-TOPETE, Rocío. Incidence and risk factors for …