Zusammenfassung
Wegen einer vermuteten Begleitkonjunktivitis beidseits wurde uns ein 9-jähriges Mädchen mit Herpes-simplex-ähnlichen, mukokutanen Veränderungen im Gesichtsbereich konsiliarisch vorgestellt.
Nach Ausschluss eines Herpes corneae und ausführlicher Exploration ergab sich für uns bereits der Verdacht auf ein mögliches Stevens-Johnson-Syndrom. Zusätzliche Beiträge der Dermatologie und Pädiatrie halfen, die Diagnose abzusichern.
In diesem Fall hatte die interdisziplinäre Zusammenarbeit zur rechtzeitigen Diagnosekorrektur und Therapieanpassung geführt.
Summary
A nine year old girl was admitted to the prdiatric department with herpetiform muco-cutaneous lesions in the facial region. The patient also had an accompanying conjunctivitis. The ophthalmologic examination excluded a herpes corneae infection and further extensive exploration suggested the diagnosis of Stevens-Johnson syndrome. Additional dermatologic and pediatric findings confirmed the diagnosis. This interdisciplinary cooperation led to the correct diagnosis and therapy.
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Oser, U., Pinter, O. & Hausmann, N. Stevens-Johnson-Syndrom — eine interdisziplinäre Herausforderung. Spektrum Augenheilkd 19, 39–41 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03163200
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