Common physical examination findings of SJS include rash or redness that is seen as red or reddish purple macules that enlarge to form bullae, vesicles and may rupture later to leave denuded skin underneath. Nikolsky sign may be positive which shows sloughing of the skin by gentle lateral pressure on the erythematous skin. In addition to skin, Mucosal involvement is found mostly in oral mucosa in addition to the nasopharynx and ocular involvement-can be seen as edema, erythema, blistering, sloughing, necrosis and ulceration. In addition to these changes: fever, hypotension, and tachycardia can be seen in patients with SJS
Stevens-Johnson syndrome physical examination
DRESS syndrome physical examination
Staphylococcal scalded skin syndrome physical examination
Dermatophytosis physical examination
Squamous cell carcinoma of the skin laboratory findings
Erysipelas physical examination
Atopic dermatitis physical examination
Psoriasis physical examination