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. 2024 Feb 26;19(4):2295–2304. doi: 10.1016/j.jds.2024.02.023

Table 3.

Implicated etiology of erythema multiforme.

n %
Infection (n = 24) Influenza 6 16.7
Influenza and herpes∗ 1 2.8
Urinary 1 2.8
Genitalia 1 2.8
Herpes 7 19.4
Odontogenic 6 16.7
Cryptic tonsillitis 2 5.6
Drug (n = 21) Paracetamol 3 14.3
Paracetamol, cephalosporin, and naproxen∗∗ 1 4.8
Paracetamol and penicillin∗∗ 1 4.8
Depakin and levetiracetam∗∗ 1 4.8
Levodopa and amantadine sulfate∗∗ 1 4.8
Cephalosporin 3 14.3
Mesalazine 1 4.8
Penicillin 4 19
Penicillin and naproxen∗∗ 1 4.8
Ciprofloxacin 1 4.8
Naproxen 2 9.5
Naproxen and metronidazole∗∗ 1 4.8
Macrolide and etodolac∗∗ 1 4.8

Some patients reported more than one infection∗ or drug∗∗.