Accepted at 10:53 a.m. Oct, 14, 2024 by harrisonedwards
Author: harrisonedwards
Related Note: 1728590756942
Rationale for change

Very hard to believe a full quarter of DRESS cases don't have a rash.

Alikhan: "morbilliform skin eruption (75%)"

Bolognia: "Fever and a cutaneous eruption are the most common symptoms, seen in 85% and 75% of patients, respectively". Two citations are given. I checked both of those and cannot find where the quoted 75% comes from.

Rook: "By definition, DRESS is characterised by a rash suspected to be drug induced"

DRESS JAAD CME May 2024: "Rarely, a DiHS/DRESS-like syndrome without rash has been described", and cites a single case report.

UpToDate: "In rare instances (<3 percent), the rаѕh may be mild or absent"

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