Titlebook: Clinical Cases in Phototherapy; John Koo,Mio Nakamura Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Phototherapy.Ultraviolet B.PUVA.

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La deuxième période parisienne (1861)penetrate. Topical retinoids (tazoratene) and keratolytics (salicylic acid and lactic acid) can help reduce scale. Coal tar and anthralin, although messy and more difficult to use, can also increase the effectiveness of phototherapy as demonstrated in the Goeckerman regimen and Ingram regimen, respe

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Le séjour à Toulouse (1852–1861)be combined safely and effectively. Extremely rarely, methotrexate can induce an acute or delayed phototoxic reaction following phototherapy. In order to minimize this risk, there should be maximum amount of time between the dose of methotrexate and the next phototherapy session. Just like with othe

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La deuxième période parisienne (1861)sis and atopic dermatitis. “Cooling down” severely inflamed skin is necessary prior to initiation phototherapy. When patients cannot be “cooled down” with topical corticosteroids alone, cyclosporine is an excellent option provided that the patient is generally healthy and does not have any contraind

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Clinical Cases in Phototherapy978-3-319-51599-1Series ISSN 2730-6178 Series E-ISSN 2730-6186

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-2919-2udies point that NB-UVB may be more effective than BB-UVB, when a patient cannot tolerate NB-UVB, BB-UVB is a good alternative treatment option. Likewise, patients who cannot tolerate BB-UVB may be able to tolerate NB-UVB.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-2919-2but treatment response may be poor on the distal extremities. In such a case, the two-step approach can be utilized. In the two-step approach, the patient will first receive phototherapy as usual to the whole body for overall exposure, followed by a second additional treatment to the extremities while covering the rest of the body.

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La deuxième période parisienne (1861)penetrate. Topical retinoids (tazoratene) and keratolytics (salicylic acid and lactic acid) can help reduce scale. Coal tar and anthralin, although messy and more difficult to use, can also increase the effectiveness of phototherapy as demonstrated in the Goeckerman regimen and Ingram regimen, respectively.

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John Koo,Mio NakamuraContains real-life scenarios of patient cases in which phototherapy is an appropriate treatment option for the specific skin condition presented, followed by detailed discussion on management of these