Which areas are typically involved in Stevens-Johnson syndrome?

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Pancreas, liver, and spleenOral mucous membranes, genital regions, and conjunctivaEars, lacrimal glands, and oral liningPalate, parotid glands, and conjunctival tissueSkin of the scalp, nails, and hair follicles

Explanation

Stevens-Johnson syndrome primarily affects mucous membranes including the conjunctiva, genital mucosa, and oral mucosa, leading to painful erosions and inflammation in these areas.