It is estimated that one case of DRESS occurs for every 10,000 drug exposures, particularly anticonvulsants such as carbamazepine.11,12 Among antituberculosis drug users, DRESS occurs in 1.2% of the patients.13 In a retrospective study of 1,253 adult patients receiving antituberculosis drugs between 2006 and 2010, 15 cases (1.2%) of DRESS were observed, in patients with a mean age of 65 years (4874), 53.3% men, with ethambutol being the most used agent (53.5%), followed by rifampicin (26.5%), pyrazinamide (20.0%), streptomycin (13.3%) and isoniazid (6.7%), with a mean latency period of 42 days for developing symptoms and signs of DRESS.14 There is no clear gender predilection among cases of DRESS syndrome
But 20 years later and with a wedding to plan, I found myself in the Seoul atelier of premier classical hanbok designer Hyesoon Kim, whose expertise has brought the art of hanbok in view of a U.S
Made in Australia from stretch jersey, this iconic wrap design features a reversible neckline (V-neck or boat-neck), 3/4 sleeves, and a flattering A-line midi skirt
On the contrary, the traditional Japanese hairstyles (or the more known at least) base themselves on creating volume from the root of the hair by using hair rolls (very similar to the one she wears, although not quite so exaggerated)