Purpose: To evaluate the conjunctival microbial flora in cases of ocular Stevens–Johnson
Syndrome (SJS) in a tertiary eye care center. Methods: This prospective study comprised …

Patients with borderline personality disorder provide an ideal sample for a study of impulsive
sexual behavior and factors related to it in psychiatrically ill women. Even though impulsive …

OBJECTIVE: To report a case of cephalexin-induced Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS), a
devastating adverse drug reaction that involves the entire skin surface and mucosal areas of …

Background: Systemic acetazolamide treatment has been reported in association with
Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS). This is the first report of this syndrome associated with …

Stevens-Johnson Syndrome epidermal necrosis were absent. Nikolsky sign was present,
and skin detachment was estimated at 7% BSA. There were a few bullae and erosions of the …

In the present era, the use of drugs is an important paradigm of health care. Reactions to
drugs range from minor cutaneous reactions to potentially lethal conditions like Stevens …

The WHO database of the Collaborating Programme for International Drug Monitoring,
which currently contains data from 31 countries, was reviewed for all drug/Stevens‐Johnson …

Discussion and conclusions Drug-induced Stevens-Johnson syn-drome has been
associated with a variety of medications, including several psychotnopics such as …

Stevens-Johnson Syndrome and Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis Syndrome Type II are both
exfoliative skin diseases with complications similar to burn patients. The critical care nurse's …

A case of Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (SJS) induced by carbamazepine in a psychiatric
patient with schizo-affective disorder is reported. The patient also had diabetes mellitus and …