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. 2012 Dec;136(6):1051-3.

An analysis of drug induced Stevens-Johnson syndrome

P P Patel, A M Gandhi, C K Desai, M K Desai, R K Dikshit

An analysis of drug induced Stevens-Johnson syndrome

P P Patel et al. Indian J Med Res. 2012 Dec.
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