A case of fixed drug eruption from cetirizine with cross‐reaction to levocetirizine and hydroxyzine
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Michal Gina: Validation; visualization; writing – review and editing. Dagmar Simon: Validation; writing – review and editing. Elke Weisshaar: Validation; writing – review and editing. Claudia Lang: Validation; writing – review and editing. Richard Brans: Validation; writing – review and editing. Andrea Bauer: Validation; writing – review and editing. Harald Löffler: Validation; writing – review and editing. Steffen Schubert: Validation; writing – review and editing; supervision; data curation.
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