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An Uncommon Dermatologic Emergency Caused by a Commonly Prescribed Drug

Seventy six years old man with history of arterial hypertension and gout brought to the emergency room due to pruritic maculopapular rash starting two days before admission. First noted at his back, then progressively distributed throughout the body. He was taking allopurinol for gout. Physical exam revealed an acutely ill patient, somnolent, but oriented in 3 spheres. 

 

Miranda S, Betancourt J, Fernández F, Miranda M, Palermo C, et al. (2013) An Uncommon Dermatologic Emergency Caused by a Commonly Prescribed Drug. Intern Med 3:121..

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