TEN, or Stevens-Johnson syndrome, is a sometimes fatal form of erythema multiforme presenting with a flulike prodrome, and characterized by systemic as well as more severe mucocutaneous lesions.
posted by Albino Squirrel at 5:42 p.m.
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Oddly enough the exact sentiment I want to express can be better said in Japanese (This is odd because Japanese is rarely more precise or consise than English), but in English it comes out as "Please don't use the words cramming and peadiatrics in the same sentence."
How did the exam go?
Neil
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