steven Jonson syndrome and toxic epidermal necrolysis Flashcards
most common causes of SJS and TEN
sulfa drugs
anticonvulsants
allopurinol
NSAIDs
antibiotics
Steven Jonson syndrome and toxic epidermal necrolysis
full-thickness epidermal necrosis
blister and mucosal
Definition:
Steven Johnson syndrome SJS
total BSA of blistering and detachment < 10%
mortality 10%
SJS and toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN) overlap
- total BSA or blistering and detachment 10-30%
TEN toxic epidermal neurolysis
total BSA of blistering and detachment > 30%
mortality 30%
SJS and TEN signs and symptoms
fever > 102
sore throat’
conjunctivitis
acute onset of lesions
- painful dusky, atypical
intensinal and upper respiratiory involvement
poor progniosis
SJS and TEN diagnosis
frozen section skin bx
aides in DX
characterize reaction
does not indicate causality
laboratory
CBC LFT, CMP
eosinophilia
transaminitis
identify altrnative
SJS and TEN treatment plan
no consensus on most effective treatment
best outcome:
early diagnosis
immediate discontinuation of drug
supportive care
management and supportive care
IVF
atraumatic wound care
infection prevention
ophthalmologic and respiratory support
systemic glucocorticoid
- predisone
- avoid long-term use
Other:
IVIG met with questionable data
cyclosporin and etanercept