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Absence of HLA-B1502 and HLA-A3101 alleles in 9 Korean patients with antiepileptic drug-induced skin rash: a preliminary study.

Annals of laboratory medicine - 1 Sept 2014

Song Ju Sun, Kang Eun-Suk, Joo Eun Yeon, Hong Seung Bong, Seo Dae-Won, Lee Soo-Youn

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There have been a number of studies about correlations between HLA genotypes in various ethnic groups and occurrence of various cutaneous adverse drug reactions, ranging in intensity from mild to severe, caused by antiepileptic drugs (AEDs). This is the first report analyzing the HLA genotypes of 9 Korean patients with skin rashes induced by various AEDs. The AEDs that induced skin rash were lamotrigine (n=3),...

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PMID: 25187890
DOI: 10.3343/alm.2014.34.5.372
PMCID: PMC4151006

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