Anais Brasileiros de Dermatologia
 2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.abd.2019.06.002
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Sepsis assessment in SJS/TEN: an important point overlooked?

Ananta Khurana
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Mukesh Kumar Sharma
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Kabir Sardana
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“…We were pleased to read the additional commentary on our article by Khurana et al 1 with the insight of adding procalcitonin as a serum marker for sepsis in severe epidermal necrolysis (EN) patients.…”
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“…We were pleased to read the additional commentary on our article by Khurana et al 1 with the insight of adding procalcitonin as a serum marker for sepsis in severe epidermal necrolysis (EN) patients.…”
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