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Localised adverse cutaneous reactions to administration of drug

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Localised adverse cutaneous reactions to administration of drug Clinical-PH Boundary Tier B
ადგილობრივი არასასურველი კანის რეაქციები მედიკამენტის შეყვანაზე
განმარტება · Definition

ICD-11 category EH77: Localised adverse cutaneous reactions to administration of drug. Skin. ICD-11 MMS 2024-01, WHO.

იხ. აგრეთვე · See also
Adverse cutaneous reactions to medication მედიკამენტებზე კანის არასასურველი რეაქციები CL Adverse cutaneous reactions to herbal, homoeopathic or other alternative therapies ბალახოვანი, ჰომეოპათიური ან სხვა ალტერნატიული თერაპიებით გამოწვეული კანის რეაქციები CL Cutaneous allergic or hypersensitivity reactions to Hymenoptera venom ჰიმენოპტერას შხამზე კანის ალერგიული ან ჰიპერმგრძნობელობის რეაქციები CL Cutaneous allergic or hypersensitivity reactions to arthropods ართროპოდებზე კანის ალერგიული ან ჰიპერმგრძნობელობის რეაქციები CL Toxin-mediated cutaneous reactions to distant or systemic bacterial infection ტოქსინით გამოწვეული კანის რეაქციები შორეული ან სისტემური ბაქტერიული ინფექციის მიმართ CL
ციტირება · Cite this entry:
Pkhakadze G. Localised adverse cutaneous reactions to administration of drug. In: Georgian Dictionary of Public Health. Georgian Medical Journal. 2026. Available from: https://news.gmj.ge/dictionary/localised-adverse-cutaneous-reactions-to-administration-of-drug/
Entry v1.0-icd11 · Licence: CC BY 4.0 · ISI legacy ID: icd11_EH77

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