The life-threatening eruption in HIV and immunosuppression
Immunosuppressed patients frequently have skin diseases of mild to moderate intensity. Diagnosis as well as treatment should be performed early to avoid important complications for these patients. Skin eruptions are among these problems. Life-threatening eruptions in HIV and other types of immunosuppression range from acute retroviral syndrome to drug eruptions; immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome; infection by virus, protozoan, bacteria, or fungi; inflammatory and immune dermatoses; and neoplasia.
Source: Clinics in Dermatology - Category: Dermatology Authors: Marcia Ramos-e-Silva, Pedro Secchin, Beatriz Trope Source Type: research
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