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Australasian Journal of Dermatology, 1984
SummaryPhotosensitivity in psoriasis is an important symptom. It may be the only indication of a separate light sensitive disease process co‐existent with the psoriasis, and it will always indicate psoriatics who present a special challenge in therapy.
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SummaryPhotosensitivity in psoriasis is an important symptom. It may be the only indication of a separate light sensitive disease process co‐existent with the psoriasis, and it will always indicate psoriatics who present a special challenge in therapy.
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2020
Ectodermal dysplasias are disorders involving various abnormalities of skin and sweating. This chapter deals with the basics of photobiology including descriptions of ultraviolet (UV) light and its therapeutic uses, sunburn, and different skin types.
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Ectodermal dysplasias are disorders involving various abnormalities of skin and sweating. This chapter deals with the basics of photobiology including descriptions of ultraviolet (UV) light and its therapeutic uses, sunburn, and different skin types.
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Antihistamine Photosensitivity
Archives of Dermatology, 1962M M, SCHREIBER, L Z, NAYLOR
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2012
Bloom Syndrome – Hartnup Disorder – Kindler Syndrome – Polymorphous Light Eruption – Rothmund-Thomson Syndrome – Xeroderma ...
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Bloom Syndrome – Hartnup Disorder – Kindler Syndrome – Polymorphous Light Eruption – Rothmund-Thomson Syndrome – Xeroderma ...
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2010
Normal human skin is photosensitive in that it reddens following acute sunlight exposure and tans and thickens following chronic sunlight exposure. Skin cancer, particularly nonmelanoma skin cancer, is also a consequence of high cumulative sun exposure in genetically predisposed normal individuals (predominantly those with fair skin)....
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Normal human skin is photosensitive in that it reddens following acute sunlight exposure and tans and thickens following chronic sunlight exposure. Skin cancer, particularly nonmelanoma skin cancer, is also a consequence of high cumulative sun exposure in genetically predisposed normal individuals (predominantly those with fair skin)....
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