Review Article
Dermatological Manifestations in the Intensive Care Unit: A Practical Approach
Table 1
Classification of dermatological manifestations in critical patients.
| Classification of dermatological manifestations in critical patients |
| 1. Dermatological manifestations of life-threatening skin diseases | 1.1. Immune-bullous diseases | 1.2. Generalized pustular psoriasis | 1.3. Erythroderma | 2. Severe cutaneous adverse drug reactions | 2.1. Toxic shock syndrome | 2.2. Staphylococcal scalded skin syndrome | 3. Dermatological manifestations of underlying systemic diseases | 3.1. Purpura fulminans | 3.2. Cutaneous lesions caused by direct vascular injury | 3.3. Calciphylaxis | 3.4. Cutaneous vasculitis | 3.5. Connective tissue diseases | 4. Dermatological manifestations as a consequence critical illness | 4.1. Dermatological disorders of infectious origin | 4.2. Dermatological disorders from drug reactions | 4.3. Dermatological disorders secondary to devices | 4.4. Dermatological disorders related pressure injuries | 4.5. Dermatological disorders induced by vasopressor drugs | 5. Previous dermatological manifestations |
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