2011
DOI: 10.29021/spdv.69.4.59
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Toxidermias – Estudo Dos Casos Internados Num Hospital Central (2000-2010)

Abstract: Introdução: A pele e as mucosas são alvos comuns das reacções aos medicamentos, com uma grande variabilidade de formas clínicas e fármacos envolvidos. Objectivo: O nosso estudo pretende caracterizar as toxidermias que necessitaram de internamento. Métodos: Foram analisados os dados clínicos e laboratoriais dos doentes com o diagnóstico de toxidermia internados no nosso Serviço durante 11 anos (2000-2010). Resultados: O estudo incluiu 168 doentes (110 do sexo feminino e 58 do sexo masculino). As formas clínica… Show more

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“…The rates of CADR requiring hospitalization vary in the literature (11·4% and 40·6% in India; 6·1% in Turkey; 3·5% in Tunisia), reflecting regional variations in populations, prescription habits and tertiary care units. In this study, as per other publications, there was a female predominance, but the mean age was higher than found in other reports …”
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confidence: 75%
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“…The rates of CADR requiring hospitalization vary in the literature (11·4% and 40·6% in India; 6·1% in Turkey; 3·5% in Tunisia), reflecting regional variations in populations, prescription habits and tertiary care units. In this study, as per other publications, there was a female predominance, but the mean age was higher than found in other reports …”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 75%
“…At our institution more severe cases of SJS/TEN are managed in the burn unit, explaining its lower incidence in the study. MPE, the most frequent pattern of CADR, is mostly treated in an outpatient setting.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%