Fixed Drug Eruption Due Both to Aureomycin and to Terramycin

Dougherty, John W.

doi:10.1001/archderm.1952.01530230109015

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“…Despite the fact that tetracycline is included in the eruptioninductive agents, we seldom encounter cases of eruptions caused by tetracycline. Only one case has been reported in this country, by Ninomiya (7), and a few from abroad by Welsh (4), Csonka (1), Minkin (3), Dougherty (5) and Delaney (6). As summarized in this report, by minocycline administration we reproduced the same type of eruption at exactly the same body sites at which the patient had previously had eruptions, seemingly induced by minocycline, a tetracycline derivative.…”

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A Case of Minocycline‐induced Fixed Drug Eruption

Shimizu

Shimao

1977

The Journal of Dermatology

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A case of fixed drug eruption induced by minocycline on the glans penis of a 26-year-old man is reported. Later oral administration of minocycline reproduced the same type of eruption, but tetracycline, possessing the same starting structure as minocycline, did not induce the eruption. Laboratory findings were normal. This seems to be the first case of fixed drug eruption induced by minocycline to appear in the literature.

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A Case of Minocycline‐induced Fixed Drug Eruption

Shimizu

Shimao

1977

The Journal of Dermatology

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“…Sinee that time several ease reports of FDE have been published. These case reports provide a detailed description of clinieal manifestations and clinical course of FDE [2][3][4][5][6][7]. Fixed drug eruptions are elinieally eharacterized by solitary or a few sharply demarcated erythematous lesions and are usually related to drug ingestion.…”

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Clustering of fixed drug eruptions in a family

Mutgi

1994

Acad Dermatol Venereol

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“…Cross-sensitivities between various drugs causing fixed eruptions are well known (Welsh, 1952(Welsh, ,1955(Welsh, , 1961Dougherty, 1952;Browne, 1964;Fitzpatrick, 1965;Tarnowski, 1970;Nayyar & Pasricha, 1972;Pandhi & Bedi, 1975i Pasricha, 1978 and poly-sensitivities have also been recorded (Welsh, 1961;Pasricha, 1978). But occurrence of two groups oflesions in the same patient, one group reacting to one drug and the other group to another unrelated drug, is rare.…”

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