2006, Number 3
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Med Cutan Iber Lat Am 2006; 34 (3)
Excimer excilite. Advances in the use of 308 nm. monochromatic light in Dermatology
Galimberti G, Ferrario D, Galimberti D, Galimberti RL, Giusti C, Rodr璲uez CF
Language: Spanish
References: 33
Page: 99-108
PDF size: 547.54 Kb.
ABSTRACT
The advance in the therapeutic for some chronic dermatosis disease, lead to target new areas of action at molecular levels with the less damage on
normal skin. The selective irradiation to the affected skin with 308-nm. UVB light to produce a local immunomodulator effect, decrease the T cells
number in epidermic and dermic level. As UVB narrow-band, this delivery system is usefulla for the treatment of some localized chronic dermatosis
such as psoriasis, vitiligo, eczemas, alopecia areata, skin lymphoma (mycosis fungoide, stage 1A), liquen and so on. The 308-nm. laser/lamp offers
some advances over current therapy modalities in the treatment of localized dermatosis: they can treat exclusively afectted skin, with less risk for
the uninvolved surrounding skin, higher dose-increase schemes, leading to faster healing and reduced cumulative dosis. We present the 308-nm.
monochromatic light excimer excilite and its indications in dermathology.
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