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Carbamazepine Hypersensitivity Syndrome Mimicking Mycosis Fungoides

Cutis. 2001 January;67(1):47-51

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Miranda-Romero A

Raya C

González-Lopez A

García-Muñoz M

Author and Disclosure Information

Miranda-Romero A, Pérez-Oliva N, Aragoneses H, Bastida J, Raya C, González-Lopez A, García-Muñoz M

We report a case of a patient who experienced a generalized skin rash with systemic involvement 2 months after beginning carbamazepine treatment for trigeminal neuralgia. Skin biopsy specimens suggest mycosis fungoides. Complete remission of the clinical and pathologic changes after drug discontinuation and the positive result of carbamazepine from an epicutaneous test suggest a diagnosis of pseudolymphoma due to carbamazepine.

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