A 17-year-old girl was admitted as an emergency with a 3-day history of severe ulceration of her of her lips, ‘sticky’ eyes, sore feet, diffuse itching and an erythematous rash and epidermal necrolysis. Following a major epileptic fit 8 days previously, she has been put on Phenytoin. On admission, she was pyrexial with extensive haemorrhagic ulceration of the mouth, which becomes too sore even to take fluids.
What could be the possible diagnosis of this case? Source: Immunologyclinic * This case is from Docplexus Editorial Team for educative purposes only.
