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Figure 118.1
Histopathology of a drug‐induced exanthem, H&E. Magnification 20×. This pigmented epidermis shows orthokeratosis and mild spongiosis. The papillary de...
Figure 118.5
Symmetrical drug‐related intertriginous and flexural exanthem (SDRIFE): intense erythema affecting the axillary skin.
Figure 118.9
A lichenoid drug eruption triggered by therapeutic gold, presenting as multiple inflammatory plaques.
Figure 118.13
(a) Multiple discrete lesions of fixed drug eruption induced by aspirin (Anadin). (b) Well‐defined erythematous plaque over the dorsum of the hand and...
Figure 118.2
An exanthem caused by ampicillin.
Figure 118.6
Urticaria induced by acetylsalicylic acid. (Courtesy of St John's Institute of Dermatology, King's College London, UK.)
Figure 118.10
Pravastatin‐induced lichenoid drug eruption with numerous hyperpigmented patches and plaques disseminated over the torso.
Figure 118.14
Generalized bullous fixed drug eruption: multiple bullous and eroded lesions induced by parecoxib.
Figure 118.3
A drug‐induced exanthem composed of macular and papular lesions, becoming confluent on the chest.
Figure 118.7
(a,b) Persistent urticarial lesions of a serum sickness‐like reaction caused by penicillin.
Figure 118.11
Histopathological features of fixed drug eruption: interface vacuolar degeneration with lymphocyte exocytosis and melanin incontinence; a perivascular...
Figure 118.15
Drug‐induced pityriasis rosea: erythematous papules over the lower back with some having a collarette of scales.
Figure 118.4
Symmetrical drug‐related intertriginous and flexural exanthem (SDRIFE): well‐defined patches of erythema involving the gluteal skin.
Figure 118.8
Histopathology of lichenoid drug eruption, H&E. Magnification 10×. There is compact hyperkeratosis overlying ‘sawtooth’ acanthosis of the epidermis wi...
Figure 118.12
Fixed drug eruption: a well‐defined, dusky and hyperpigmented oval plaque on the thigh.