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Here are photos of burns caused
by the stevens johnson syndrome and
lyell syndrome (aggravation of SJS)

 

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(Private photos from R Carro)

 

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Photos of Claudia from Italy,Stevens johnson syndrome / lyell syndrome at 38 years.

 

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Photos of a victim of lyell syndrome (toxic epidermal necrolysis ) caused by allopurinol.

 

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He didn't survive to the stevens johnson syndrome

This little dutch boy (Nigel) didn't survive to the stevens johnson sysndrome.He died the 1th of May 2003 , 6 years old.This photo has been taken few hours before he died.This photo is in accordance with his parents to testify about stevens johnson syndrome.

 

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Stevens johnson syndrome - Toxic epidermal necrolysis
and death rate.

 

It is generally admitted that the death rate of stevens johnson syndrome is evaluated around 10%. The toxic epidermal necrolysis is generally evaluated at 30% , however, in a thesis of 1995 on stevens johnson syndrome and toxic epidermal necrolysis (university of medicine of Clermont Ferrand) the author (D. POPINET) indicates that the death rate of Toxic epidermal necrolysis (Lyell syndrome) can go until 70%.For more details see the page prevalence.

 

Avimedi inform you about deadly dangers by taking medicines, and about after effects for the survivors of Stevens johnson syndrome (and testimonies) as well as possibilities of lawsuits.

 

 

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