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Article in English | IMSEAR | ID: sea-163481

ABSTRACT

Ultraviolet light has a wide spectrum of effects on human skin depending on the wavelength. Ultraviolet light often used for therapy of psoriasis comprises of electromagnetic spectrum ranging from 200nm – 400nm. Phototherapy of psoriasis is frequently used in combination regimens to achieve higher clearance rates, longer disease-free intervals, and to reduce the patient`s cumulative radiation dose thereby lowering the carcinogenic risk. Phototherapy may be combined with topical or systemic agents. Topical agents most commonly used are anthralin, tar, vitamin D analogues and tazarotene. Among systemic agents, retinoids are the most widely used. Ultraviolet B wavelengths in the range of 300-313nm is more efficacious than conventional broad-band UV-B [Philips TL 40W/12 lamp] and causes greater remission of psoriatic lesions. 311nm narrow-band UV-B (TL-01) phototherapy is more effective and probably has no greater risk than conventional UV-B (TL-12) phototherapy in the treatment of psoriasis.


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Humans , Phototherapy/methods , Phototherapy/therapeutic use , Phototherapy/trends , Phototherapy/statistics & numerical data , Psoriasis/radiotherapy , Psoriasis/therapy , Retinoids/administration & dosage , Retinoids/therapeutic use
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Rev. argent. dermatol ; 65(3): 223-7, jul.-sept. 1984. ilus, tab
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: lil-31984

ABSTRACT

Loa autores refieren su experiencia en el tratamiento de dos casos severos de ictiosis (laminar y ampollar) con retinoide aromático (Ro 10-9359) por vía oral. Se destaca la importancia de este tipo de terapéutica, ya que el problema cutáneo de estos pacientes dificulta sus relaciones psicosociales


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Adolescent , Humans , Male , Female , Ichthyosis/drug therapy , Retinoids/therapeutic use , Administration, Oral , Retinoids/administration & dosage
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