In everyday clinical practice, almost all physicians come across many instances of
suspected adverse cutaneous drug reactions (ACDR) in different forms. Although such …

Background: Epidemiological data is limited for cutaneous adverse drug reactions (CADRs)
in India. Most of the Indian studies have small sample size and are of limited duration. Aims …

South India had revealed that the mean age of ACDR was 37.06 year and the female-male
ratio being 0.87: 1. The common offending drug groups as depicted in Table 1 were …

Background: Cutaneous adverse drug reactions (CADR) are the most frequent of all
manifestations of drug sensitivity and manifest with varied and diverse morphology. Aims: To …

Background: Cutaneous drug reactions are the most common adverse reactions attributed to
drugs. Any skin disorder can be imitated, induced or aggravated by drugs. Aims: The present …

India is the second most populous country in the world with a population of nearly 1.3 billion,
comprising 20% of the global population. There are an estimated 37.5 million cases of …

Two hundred patients (112 males and 88 females) with cutaneous drug eruption were
studied. The aim was to recognize the offending drug, to evaluate mortality and morbidity …

Background: Cutaneous manifestations of adverse drug reactions are a common occurrence
and need to be differentiated from other causes of similar manifestations. Active search is …

Aim: The aim was to study various morphological patterns of cutaneous adverse drug
reactions (CADRs) and identify the culprit drug or drugs by establishing a causal link using …

Introduction: The number of subjects involved in a clinical trial are limited, whose findings
cannot be extrapolated to the entire population. Due to the emergence of newer molecules …