Postoperative Bromoderma Due to Rocuronium Bromide Exposure: Case Report
Abstract
Bromoderma is a dermatological condition characterized by skin eruptions resulting from the oral intake, inhalation, or direct contact with substances containing bromide. Although several bromide-containing medications are available in our country, bromoderma remains a rare clinical presentation. We present a case of bromoderma that developed as a secondary reaction to the use of an anesthetic agent during surgery for decubitus ulcers in the Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.
Keywords
Bromoderma, Rocuronium bromide, skin eruption
Supporting Institution
None
Ethical Statement
Verbal consent was granted.
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