Syndrome de Stevens-Johnson
Synonyme : Erythema exsudativum multiforme
Maladie rare et grave de la peau et des muqueuses.
- Traitement médical possible
- Nécessite un diagnostic médical
- Nécessite souvent des tests en laboratoire ou par imagerie
- Court terme : les symptômes disparaissent sous quelques jours ou semaines
- Critique : soins d'urgence requis
Maladie à traiter en urgence, souvent provoquée par des médicaments ou une infection.
Très rare : Moins de 20 000 cas par an aux États-Unis
Consultez un médecin pour un avis médical.
Sources : Mayo Clinic et autres. En savoir plus
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