Purple glove syndrome

Purple glove syndrome (PGS) is a poorly understood skin disease in which the extremities become swollen, discoloured and painful, most commonly occurring in elderly patients receiving multiple large intravenous doses of the antiepileptic drug phenytoin紫手套综合征(PGS)是一种病因未明的皮肤疾病,肢体变得肿胀、变色和疼痛,最常见于接受多次大剂量静脉注射抗癫痫药物苯妥英的老年患者。

Wikidata maps the condition to Q7261474 with UMLS C1141936 as a cross-reference, and the condition is classified under dermatology and drug adverse effectsWikidata 将该病症映射到 Q7261474,UMLS C1141936 作为交叉引用,该病症归类于皮肤科和药物不良反应。

The syndrome was first described in 1989 and has an estimated incidence of 1.7 to 5.9 per cent among patients receiving intravenous phenytoin该综合征在1989年首次被描述,在接受静脉苯妥英的患者中估计发病率为1.7%至5.9%。

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