DRESS syndrome

DRESS syndrome (Drug Rash with Eosinophilia and Systemic Symptoms). This is when an exanthematous reaction is associated with systemic features including fever, facial oedema, pharyngitis and hepatitis.

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D.R.E.S.S. Syndrome Foundation on X: DRESS Syndrome symptoms vary by person. Reactions often occur in 2 stages: Early Reaction (like fever, rash, & enlarged lymph nodes) & Progressive Reaction (like peeling skin

Diagnostic criteria for DRESS syndrome

Dermatological Emergencies

Characteristics of 25 patients with DRESS syndrome.

DRESS syndrome

Figure 2 from DRESS syndrome in ophthalmic patients.

Common drugs associated with DRESS syndrome 11

Atypical DRESS Syndrome Induced by Lenalidomide in Chronic Hemodialysis

DRESS syndrome