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Photosensitive drug reaction
Photosensitive drug reaction on the skin of an 82-year-old woman. The red rash has appeared due to a sensitivity to light (photosensitivity), which was induced by the cardiovascular drug amiodarone. The reaction can be induced by natural or artificial light. Reactions, which vary with the individual, range from a mild reddening of the skin, to second degree burns, blistering and fever. Treatment is to reduce exposure to the sensitizing light.
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Photosensitive drug reaction
Description:
Photosensitive drug reaction on the skin of an 82-year-old woman. The red rash has appeared due to a sensitivity to light (photosensitivity), which was induced by the cardiovascular drug amiodarone. The reaction can be induced by natural or artificial light. Reactions, which vary with the individual, range from a mild reddening of the skin, to second degree burns, blistering and fever. Treatment is to reduce exposure to the sensitizing light.
Source name:
SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
Unique identifier:
SS2124568
Legacy Identifier:
SB1799
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age
aged
allergic reaction
allergy
amiodarone
cardiovascular
condition
disorder
drug
elderly
female
geriatric
healthcare
horizontal
illness
M320/0294
M320/294
M3200294
medicine
oap
old
patient
pensioner
pharmaceutical
photosensitive
photosensitivity
rash
skin
ultraviolet light
uv
woman
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