Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis (TEN)/Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (SJS) Epidemiology and Mortality Rate at King Fahad Specialist Hospital (KFSH) in Qassim Region of Saudi Arabia: A Retrospective Study

Table 1

The demographics, clinical characteristics, and outcome of study patients (N = 10).

	Gender	Age	Diagnosis	Culprit medication	Comorbidities	Length of stay	Mortality outcome
Patient no. 1	Female	35	TEN	Amoxicillin/clavulanic acid	—	6 days	Died
Patient no. 2	Female	16	TEN	Amoxicillin/Clavulanic acid	—	70 days	Alive
Patient no. 3	Male	42	TEN	Amoxicillin/Clavulanic acid	Bronchial asthma	19 days	Alive
Patient no. 4	Female	43	SJS	Acetaminophen	—	7 days	Alive
Patient no. 5	Male	17	SJS	Unknown drug	—	3 days	Alive
Patient no. 6	Male	26	SJS	Azithromycin	—	4 days	Alive
Patient no. 7	Female	74	SJS	Ciprofloxacin	HTN, PE, CVA	5 days	Alive
Patient no. 8	Female	45	TEN	Levetiracetam	Epilepsy, HTN, hypothyroidism, CVA	6 days	Alive
Patient no. 9	Male	20	TEN	Carbamazepine	Epilepsy	14 days	Alive
Patient no. 10	Female	62	TEN	Carbamazepine	Bronchial asthma, HTN	8 days	Alive