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Laser Dermatology
...rovement in light-aged skin and wrinkles.Excimer laser (308 nm): Primarily used to treat individual psoriasis plaques in chronic stationary psoriasis vulgaris due to the emission spectrum.Dye laser (585-600 nm...
Leflunomide Dermatology
...ic agent (disease modifying antirheumatic drug, DMARD) in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis and psoriasis arthropathica (psoriatic arthritis). Pharmacodynamics (Effect) The active metabolite inhibits, amon...
Lichen striatus L44.2 Dermatology
...re, which is also aligned in the Blaschko lines. Lichen planus linearis (histologic workup). Linear psoriasis (histological clarification). Therapy Informing the patient about the harmlessness of the findings,...
Mahoniae cortex Phytotherapy
...urrently only homeopathic preparations(Commission D) available.Empirical medicine: mild to moderate psoriasis, acne vulgaris, seborrhea, itchy dry dermatoses Ingredients The bark of the mahonia contains isoqui...
Mahoniae radix Phytotherapy
...nd various skin diseases. Literature Deng S et al (2013) Plant extracts for the topicalmanagementof psoriasis: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Br J Dermatol 169:769-782.Gulliver WP et al (2005) A report...
Mahonie ordinary Phytotherapy
...urrently only homeopathic preparations(Commission D) available.Empirical medicine: mild to moderate psoriasis, acne vulgaris, seborrhea, itchy dry dermatoses General information The common mahonia grows as an...
Monogenic Autoinflammatory diseases and skin Dermatology
...P3 gene/ AD/ A20/ LOF)HOIL-1 deficiency syndrome (ubiquinopathy)(RBCK1 gene/ AR/ HOIL1/ LOF)CARD-14 psoriasis/CAPE(CARD14-associated papulosquamous eruption, also known as atypical juvenile type in pityriasis...
Munro microabscess L02.9 Dermatology
...rophil leukocytes within parakeratotic corneal layer areas at the border to the stratum spinosum in psoriasis vulgaris. See also microabscesses. Note(s) The occurrence of neutrophil granulocytes was first publ...
Mycophenolate mofetil Dermatology
...fter kidney transplantation. In clinical trials for the therapy of autoimmune diseases, e.g. severe psoriasis and autoimmune dermatoses. Limited indication Women of childbearing age, renal insufficiency. Dosag...
Nail diseases (overview) L60.8 Dermatology
...(recurrent traumatic nail root damage; tics)Nail signs due to diseases of the nail bedOnycholysis (psoriasis, diabetes, circulatory disorders, Lyell syndrome, phototoxic effects of NSA and tetracyclines)Psori...
NAT2 gene Internal medicine
...nificantly greater in individuals with NAT2 slow genotypes, GSTT1 and GSTM1 null genotypes.NAT2 and psoriasis: the polymorphisms in the NAT2 gene (rs1799929, rs1799930) were each associated with an early age o...
Necrobiosis lipoidica L92.1 Dermatology
...I87/3): 5,7%Obesity (E66): 4,6%Heart failure (I50): 4,1%Lipoprotein metabolism disorders (E78): 2,3%Psoriasis (L40): 2,3%Erysipelas (A46): 2,3%Multiple sclerosis (G35): 1.9%In pediatric collectives, there is a...
Oil drop L60.8 Dermatology
...matologist HA Gottron. Definition Psoriatic nail bed change: Reddish to yellow-brown focal point of psoriasis shining through the nail plate, which does not push forward with the growing nail. See also Nail ch...
Parakeratosis L60.8 Dermatology
...idues in the stratum corneum. A parakeratosis results from an acceleration of epidermopoiesis (e.g. psoriasis vulgaris) or from an incorrect maturation of the keratinocytes (e.g. M. Bowen). Circumscript parake...
Parapsoriasis (overview) L41.- Dermatology
Pseudopsoriasis
Parapsoriasis (overview) History Brocq, 1902 Definition Term introduced by Brocq in 1902 as a temporary measure f...
Photosoletherapy Dermatology
...alt water bath (up to 15%) with subsequent UVB irradiation. This form of therapy is mainly used for psoriasis vulgaris and atopic eczema. Approval as an outpatient therapy procedure at the expense of the GKV e...
PID autoinflammatory diseases Internal medicine
...ure: DITRA (deficiency of IL-36 receptor antagonist). This is characterized by generalized pustular psoriasis (OMIM: 614204).SLC29A3 defect: AR/mutations in the SLC29A3 gene (SLC29A3 stands for "Solute Carrier...
PSORS1C2 gene Dermatology
PSORS1C2 gene Definition PSORS1C2 (Psoriasis Susceptibility 1 Candidate 2) is a protein coding gene located on chromosome 6p21.33. PSORS1C2 is a...
PSORS5 Dermatology
PSORS5 Definition PSORS5 (PSORS5 stands for psoriasis susceptibility locus 5) is a psoriasis susceptibility locus located in chromosomal region 3q21.PSOR...
Rehabilitation, dermatological Allergology
...bullosa group, ichthyoses).Large scars, e.g. as a result of burns or operationsPerioral dermatitis Psoriasis vulgarisTuberculosis cutisCollagenosesWithdrawal from glucocorticoids Lichen planusLichen simplex c...
Rehabilitation in dermatology Dermatology
...xists for invasively growing malignant skin tumors. Around 2000, self-help organizations (Deutscher Psoriasis Bund/DPB) called for this form of follow-up rehabilitation, similar to that for severe respiratory...
Retinoids Dermatology
...emic therapy.Retinoids are most frequently used in the treatment of severe acne or various forms of psoriasis. Retinoids are also used in the treatment or prevention of certain tumour diseases of the skin. The...
Seborrhiasis L44.88 Dermatology
Seborrhiasis Definition Clinical mixed picture with simultaneous aspect of psoriasis vulgaris and seborrheic dermatitis.Also seen by some authors as a discrete form of psoriasis under...
Singleton-merten syndrome Internal medicine
...acterized by early and severe aortic and valvular calcification, dental and skeletal abnormalities, psoriasis, glaucoma and other diverse clinical findings. SMS belongs to the type 1 interferonopathies.Type1 i...
Splinter hemorrhages Dermatology
...caused by lifting the nail)Systemic SclerodermaMedicinal (e.g. cytostatics, multikinase inhibitors)Psoriasis vulgaris (see below psoriasis of the nails)OnychomycosisMitral valve stenosisCirrhosis of the liver...