Globale Dermatologie

[...] Metabolic Syndrome and the Skin (For Professionals) Metabolic syndrome is also known as metabolic syndrome X, cardiometabolic syndrome, syndrome X, insulin resistance syndrome, Reaven’s syndrome ( [...]

[...] areas are affected, such as the face. Psoriasis is associated with the so-called named “metabolic syndrome” (MS): abdominal (central) obesity, elevated blood pressure, elevated fasting plasma [...]

[...] Vitiligo is suggested in a study by the same authors (HERE) to be associated with metabolic syndrome. High blood sugar and hypertension are risk factors and this study suggests that [...]

[...] The greek word from which this term comes from is : λειχην = leichen = lichen (dartrous) This denomination was [...]

[...] The first term in Greek is not universally used anymore. The latin translation of the Greek word is “mucos”. The terms translated into Latin from Greek are sometimes confusing: it is [...]

[...] Terminology Nevus comes from Latin and translated to: patch present at birth The Greek word of origin: σπιλος = spilos = dirt Translated together it means: dirty nevus Definition It is [...]

[...] The Greek word of origin is: βλέννα = blenna = mucus, purulent mucus ρεîν = rein = to flow More precisely, [...]

[...] , including graft versus host disease (GVHD), solid organ transplant rejection, scleroderma, atopic dermatitis, epidermolysis bullosa acquisita, lichen planus, lupus erythematosus, pemphigus vulgaris, [...]

[...] ): It was combined 25mg/g with an ointment base…and became moderately effective initially for Atopic Dermatitis. Results […] [...]

[...]   Atopic Dermatitis (AD), beyond filaggrin mutations is better understood, but still remains (at the time of [...]

[...] lesions of psoriasis and vitiligo. In this study done on mice (“dry skin model”), atopic dermatitis (AD) was induced with application of “dermatphagoides farina body” ointment in [...]

[...] Description of primary and secondary lesions is the ground for modern dermatology and the classification of skin diseases. From 1798 to 1808, different parts of a book [...]

[...] and sub-specialized in dermatopathology. Darier is considered as the father of modern dermatology in France and wrote a dermatology textbook  “Précis de Dermatologie” (edited 4 times). [...]

[...] France was where a lot of the building of modern dermatology was made. Baron JL Alibert was of high importance in the development of education in [...]