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Etretinate (Tegison®) is a medication used to treat severe psoriasis. It was removed from the US market in 1988 and the Canadian market in 1996.

Administration


Oral

Precautions


  • Eteretinate is a teratogen, and may cause birth defects long after use. Therefore, etretinate should only be used if one is never to get pregnant.
  • Etretinate should be avoided in children, as it may interfere with growth of bone.

Side effects


 

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