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Med Cutan Iber Lat Am 2005; 33 (4)


Tratamientos tópicos de la psoriasis: actualización

Julià MM, Moreno RJA

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 86
Paginas: 147-157
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RESUMEN

Existen distintas modalidades terapéuticas que el dermatólogo debe tener en cuenta para tratar la psoriasis, incluyendo el tratamiento tópico, el sistémico y la fototerapia. De todas ellas, el tratamiento tópico representa el primer eslabón terapéutico. Gracias a los nuevos avances en el campo de la dermatología, hoy en día puede tratarse de manera más eficaz y segura esta crónica enfermedad. En este trabajo, se ha realizado una revisión sistemática de los últimos estudios en eficacia y beneficio de los distintos principios activos actualmente disponibles en el mercado para el tratamiento tópico de la psoriasis, además de revisar también la actualidad de los tratamientos más clásicos como son el alquitrán y la antralina. Así mismo, se exponen los efectos secundarios de cada uno de los principios activos y se destacan las mejores combinaciones terapéuticas que mejoran la eficacia, la tolerancia y el cumplimiento del tratamiento.


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