Recognizing cutaneous drug eruptions

Reaction patterns provide clues to causes

Mazen S. Daoud Dr Daoud is a fellow in dermatopathology, department of dermatology, Dr Schanbacher is a resident in the department of dermatology, and Dr Dicken is professor emeritus, department of dermatology, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota.

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Carl F. Schanbacher Dr Daoud is a fellow in dermatopathology, department of dermatology, Dr Schanbacher is a resident in the department of dermatology, and Dr Dicken is professor emeritus, department of dermatology, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota.

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Charles H. Dicken Dr Daoud is a fellow in dermatopathology, department of dermatology, Dr Schanbacher is a resident in the department of dermatology, and Dr Dicken is professor emeritus, department of dermatology, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota.

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Considering the thousands of drugs prescribed every day and the large number of over-the-counter drugs available to patients, it is not surprising that cutaneous drug eruptions are a significant problem. In this review, Drs Daoud, Schanbacher, and Dicken focus on recognition of drug reactions, analysis of the history of drug exposure, confirmation of the diagnosis, and identification of clinical entities that require dermatologic consultation.

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