《Table 2 Liver involvement reported in drug reaction, eosinophilia, and systemic symptoms syndrome/d
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《"Liver involvement in the drug reaction,eosinophilia,and systemic symptoms syndrome"》
1Case series with Anticonvulsant hypersensitivity syndrome.2Authors reported that DReSS induced by phenytoin appeared sooner after the drug intake compared to carbamazepine(P=0.01).3Allopurinol was related to cholestatic pattern.Hepatocellular-type patte
In this review,we will use the acronym DReSS/DiHS instead of DRESS as a recent review highlighted the importance of clarifying that eosinophilia is not mandatory to confirm this syndrome[18].In 1996,Bocquet et al[19]established three criteria needed for diagnosis of DReSS/DiHS syndrome:skin eruption,eosinophilia(≥1.5×109/μL),and visceral involvement(transaminase elevation≥2 times upper normal limit,lymphadenopathy>2 cm in diameter,nephritis,interstitial pneumonia,or carditis).In 2006,Shiohara et al[20]proposed to include as diagnostic criteria the presence of human herpes virus 6(HHV-6)reactivation,as they documented HHV-6 IgG titers and DNA 2-3 wk after the onset of the rash.The group suggested this virus to be a cause of this hypersensitivity syndrome.Finally,in 2007 the RegiSCAR group developed a new scoring system.Hospital admission as a result of the suspected drug-related reaction and at least three of the following findings:acute skin rash,fever,lymphadenopathy of at least two sites,the involvement of at least one internal organ,lymphocytosis/lymphocytopenia,peripheral eosinophilia,and thrombocytopenia.According to this scoring system,patients were classified into definite,probable,possible,or no diagnosis of DReSS/DiHS(Table 1)[21].
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绘制时间 | 2019.03.26 |
作者 | Sylvia A Martinez-Cabriales、Neil H Shear、Emmanuel I Gonzalez-Moreno |
绘制单位 | Department of Medicine,Division of Dermatology,Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre,University of Toronto、Department of Medicine,Division of Dermatology,Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre,University of Toronto、Internal Medicine Department,Dermatology Division |
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