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Med Cutan Iber Lat Am 2007; 35 (6)


Terapia fotodinámica

Moreno AGA, Eng LA, Alvarado DA, Camps-Fresneda A

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 104
Paginas: 255-268
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RESUMEN

La terapia fotodinámica se basa en la interacción de un agente fotosensibilizante que cuando es estimulado por la longitud de onda apropiada induce la formación de radicales libres que causan necrosis celular. Es una de las técnicas más recientes empleada en el tratamiento de algunos tipos de cáncer, aunque actualmente ya se ha demostrado su eficacia en otras enfermedades inflamatorias. En dermatología su principal indicación es el carcinoma basocelular, pero también se ha empleado en carcinoma escamoso in situ —enfermedad de Bowen— y más recientemente en acné, rosácea, varices, foto rejuvenecimiento, liquen, liquen escleroso y atrófico y leshmaniasis, entre otras dermatosis.


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