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See Latest ArticlesNonpigmenting fixed drug eruption as a possible abortive variant of toxic epidermal necrolysis: immunohistochemical and serum cytokine analyses
Clinical and Experimental Dermatology, 11/03/09
Mizukawa Y et al. – The authors conclude that NPFDE is a clinical syndrome with heterogeneous histological expression. NPFDE with epidermal involvement may be an abortive form of SJS/TEN, in which progression to TEN can be prevented by IL–10.
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