Titlebook: Dermatological Phototherapy and Photodiagnostic Methods; Herbert Hönigsmann,Craig A. Elmets,Jean Krutmann Book 2009Latest edition Springer

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Phototherapy and Photochemotherapy of the Idiopathic Photodermatoses from UVB to the visible light range with large interindividual variations. .› Phototherapeutic modalities can be successfully employed to desensitize patients from their abnormal light sensitivity. .› Narrowband UVB and PUVA are comparably effective in the photoprevention of polymorphic light erupt

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Photo(chemo)therapy of Graft-versus-Host Disease (GvHD)d extracorporeal photopheresis appear equally effective in this situation. .› A beneficial systemic effect has been postulated based on the response of mucosal lesions not directly exposed to photochemotherapies. .› PUVA bath appears to be the phototreatment of choice for disseminated morphea- like

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Phototherapy and HIV Infection; however, the overall effect of increased viral load in skin may be insignificant. .› UV may produce adverse effects by inhibiting TH1 protective immune responses and promoting TH2 tolerogenic immune responses. .› Phototherapy improves psoriasis, eosinophilic folliculitis, atopic dermatitis, and pr

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Photodynamic Therapy in Dermatologyn individual. The drugs alone are inactive, but once activated by high-intensity light usually from a laser, they are exceptionally effective at inhibiting the growth of hyperproliferative tissues. PDT was originally designed for the treatment of malignancies because of the unique property of severa

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Ultraviolet A-1 Phototherapy: Indications and Mode of Actionissue diseases, and phototherapy in HIV+ patients. .› UVA-1 radiation-induced T-helper cell apoptosis constitutes the basis of UVA-1 phototherapy in patients with atopic dermatitis. .› UVA-1 phototherapy has the potential to replace PUVA as the therapy of choice for urticaria pigmentosa patients. .›

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