论文信息 - Simvastatin‐induced lichenoid drug eruption

Simvastatin‐induced lichenoid drug eruption

Cutaneous drug eruptions have a variety of clinical features. Lichenoid drug eruptions are rare and may be difficult to diagnose. A case of a simvastatin‐induced lichenoid eruption with skin and mucosal involvement is reported.

J. Bonnetblanc | F. Labrousse | F. Rollé | D. Roger | A. Brosset

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