Study on Stevens – Johnson syndrome (SJS) and Lyell syndrome (TEN) due to allergy of medication at the Department of Allergology and Clinical immunology in Bach Mai Hospital (1997-2002)
- Author:
Nguyen Van Doan
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords:
Stevens – Johnson syndrome, Lyell, allergy of medication
- MeSH:
Stevens-Johnson Syndrome;
Epidermal Necrolysis, Toxic;
Hypersensitivity;
Pharmaceutical Preparations
- From:Journal of Medical Research
2005;33(1):57-63
- CountryViet Nam
- Language:Vietnamese
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Abstract:
Study on 98 patients with SJS and Lyell were treated at the Department of Allergology and Clinical immunology in Bach Mai Hospital (1997-2002). SJS & TEN always occurred when patients used the ampicillin and antibiotics of beta-lactam family, carbamazepine and anti-convulsion drugs properly or not. The symptoms of SJS & TEN appeared late (1-7 days) with 9 common clinical symptoms such as mucous membrane ulcerations, erythema, bullas and fever, etc. SR, uremia, enzymes of liver cells and proteinuria went up, that were main changes in blood test and urine test of SJS & TEN patients. Treating time was long-lasting, for SJS was 14.298.83 days, for Lyell syndrome is 19.716.6 days, with 4 main drugs: methyl-prednisolon, dimedrol, glycerin borate, and 5% glucose solution. There was no dead at that time.
