Results for "psoriasis"

...torum (Buschke)Mucinosis follicularis Secondary mucinoses After inflammatory diseases, e.g. eczema, psoriasis, also in tumors (fibroma, lipoma, liposarcoma, myxosarcoma, basalioma) Therapy See below the clinic...

...is (there at L'Hôpital Saint Louis). In 1898 he published his observations on the histopathology of psoriasis.1899 PhD. In 1900 he returned to Sydney. The name Munro is connected with the so-called Munro micro...

...acterioses. Dermatologically relevant is the infection event in the context of TNF-alpha therapy of psoriasis (Brunasso AMG et al. 2021). Therapy Disease due to M. kansasii is usually well treatable with a tri...

...mer than in winter, faster in men than in women. Versch. Dermatoses/medications cause acceleration (psoriasis vulgaris, pityriasis rubra pilaris, pregnancy, hyperthyroidism, levodopa, terbinafine), others caus...

...changes in the nail plate itself (e.g. matrix damage), in the nail bed (e.g. so-called oil stain in psoriasis) or by changes in the immediate vicinity of the nail (e.g. dorsal cyst with localised nail dystroph...

...urigo nodularis (Ekelem C et al. 2019), lichen planus follicularis (Strazzulla LC et al. 2017), and psoriasis (Weinstock LB et al. 2020). Pregnancy/nursing period Naltrexone does not appear to have teratogenic...

...including hay fever, bronchitis, bronchial asthma, whooping cough, skin diseases, including eczema, psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, acne, fungal infections, gastrointestinal complaints, hepatitis, diabetes melli...

...s been demonstrated in contact sensitization with 2,4-dinitrochlorobenzene (Watanabe H et al. 2007).Psoriasis: In psoriasis, the body's own cytosolic DNA activates the AIM2 inflammasome in the epithelial cells...

...s been demonstrated is contact sensitization with 2,4-dinitrochlorobenzene (Watanabe H et al. 2007).Psoriasis: In psoriasis, the body's own cytosolic DNA activates the AIM2 inflammasome in the epithelial cells...

...s not sufficient. A special situation is given for the constitutional skin diseases (see e.g. under Psoriasis palmaris et plantaris, occupational dermatological aspects).The disease must be severe (clinical pi...

...picion is not sufficient. A special situation is given for congenital skin diseases (see e.g. under Psoriasis palmaris et plantaris, occupational dermatological aspects)The disease must be severe (clinical pic...

.... Diffuse PKK may accompany other skin diseases such as ichthyosis or pityriasis rubra pilaris. DD: Psoriasis palmoplantaris, hyperkeratotic hand eczema, reactive calluses, verrucae vulgares (viral warts).Ther...

...lashes and eyebrows.Remarkable is the observation that under therapy with cetuximab and panitumumab psoriasis dramatically improved within a week (Okamoto K et al. 2015). Preparations Vectibix® Note(s) For the...

Peaking out phenomenon Definition Important diagnostic phenomenon in psoriasis. After removal of the uppermost parakeratotic horny scales, punctiform bleeding occurs, which in th...

...neous atrial catheters. JAAD 5: 1112-1119Vonderheid EC et al (1990) Extracorporeal photopheresis in psoriasis vulgaris: clinical and immunologic observations. J Am Acad Dermatol 23: 703-12Wilfert H et al (1989...

...tomatic, systemic: Eythromycin/Prednisolone Differential diagnosis Clinical differential diagnosis: Psoriasis guttata: Mostly acutely occurring 0.1-1.5 cm large, red or pale red papules or plaques with distinc...

...hyperkeratoses. Although the skin changes have a psoriasiform pattern, there is no relationship to psoriasis. Classification According to Griffith, there are 5 types to which an HIV-associated form is added:C...

...contained in numerous dermatics and some NRF prescriptions for the treatment of chronic eczema and psoriasis vulgaris. None of the three active ingredients is currently available as a prescription substance,...

...tive effects. Field of application/use Plant tars are used to treat subacute and chronic eczema and psoriasis. Their therapeutic importance has diminished over the last two decades. Dosage Apply 5-10 to 20 % p...

...inhibitors are degraded. Likewise, defective proteins are degraded (garbage can principle).POMP and psoriasis: It is known that the ubiquitin-proteasome pathway is involved in the pathogenesis of psoriasis. Th...

...on clinical experience in the treatment of psoriatic arthritis (see below Arthritis, psoriatic and psoriasis arthropathica). Initial: disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs(DMARD).Alterative: sulfasalazine.If...

...lizationLichen planus anularis: smooth red oerated surface, miest combined with mucosal involvement Psoriasis vulgaris: extensor, filled scaly plaques, no anular structuresTinea corporis: mycological-culteral...

...porokeratotic type): Histology is diagnostic. No flag-like parakeratosis cones. Keratosis actinica: Psoriasis vulgaris: Verrucae planae juvenilesAcrokeratosis verruciformis Therapy Physical procedures such as...

PSORS10 Definition PSORS10 (Psoriasis Susceptibility 10) is a genetic locus associated with psoriasis. PSOS10 is located on chromosome 18...

PSORS11 Definition PSORS11 (Psoriasis Susceptibility 11) is a genetic locus associated with psoriasis. PSOS11 is located on chromosome5q3...