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Psychodermatological mechanisms of psoriasis
Dermatologic Therapy, 2020Psoriasis is a chronic disease, mediated by the human immune system, based on a polygenic vulnerability, with cutaneous and systemic manifestations and substantial negative effects on the quality of life of patients. The physical and psychological impacts of psoriasis affect all areas of patient's functioning. Likewise, the prevalence of depression and
Julio Torales +7 more
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Epidermolysis Bullosa and Psychodermatology
International Journal of DermatologyCsanad Szabó
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Current Concepts in Psychodermatology
Current Psychiatry Reports, 2014Several diagnoses in the new DSM-5 chapter on 'Obsessive-Compulsive and Related Disorders' directly relate to psychodermatology. The new excoriation (skin-picking) disorder (SPD) and trichotillomania (TTM) both manifest as recurrent body-focused repetitive behaviors that have compulsive and dissociative features, the latter being more prevalent in TTM ...
Madhulika Gupta
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Psychodermatology: An Indian perspective
Clinics in Dermatology, 2018Psychodermatology, a relatively neglected branch of dermatology in India, refers to a holistic approach to skin diseases involving not only the mind and skin, but also the cutaneous effects of psychologic stress. Among many Indian people, culture, religion, the belief in karma, and the tendency to prefer indigenous medical systems can all have a major ...
Shrutakirthi D, Shenoi, Smitha S, Prabhu
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2021
Paediatric Dermatology is a rewarding and challenging speciality, as it involves managing a child/young person with a skin problem within the context of their parents/carers/family circumstances and psycho-social situation.
Susannah Baron +2 more
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Paediatric Dermatology is a rewarding and challenging speciality, as it involves managing a child/young person with a skin problem within the context of their parents/carers/family circumstances and psycho-social situation.
Susannah Baron +2 more
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Acta medica Croatica : casopis Hravatske akademije medicinskih znanosti, 2017
Psychodermatologic disorders are conditions involving an interaction between the mind and the skin. Correlation between psychiatric and dermatological disorders is a highly complex relation considering etiology, diagnostic procedures and treatment.
M, Šitum, M, Kolić, M, Buljan
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Psychodermatologic disorders are conditions involving an interaction between the mind and the skin. Correlation between psychiatric and dermatological disorders is a highly complex relation considering etiology, diagnostic procedures and treatment.
M, Šitum, M, Kolić, M, Buljan
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Delusional infestation in psychodermatology
Italian Journal of Dermatology and Venereology, 2018Delusional infestation (DI), also known as delusional parasitosis, consists of a patient's strong belief that he or she is infested with a nonliving substance or living organism despite lack of medical evidence to support this belief. The most commonly reported sources of infestation include insects, fibrous strands, worms, and scabies.
Monica, Rosales Santillan +2 more
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Nonpharmacologic treatments in psychodermatology
Dermatologic Clinics, 2002The author believes that psychocutaneous medicine has indeed come of age and is being incorporated into mainstream medical practice. Patients presenting to dermatologists today are more sophisticated and are frequently dissatisfied with traditional medical therapies. They actively seek alternative approaches and adjuncts to standard treatments.
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Current concepts in psychodermatology
Current Psychiatry Reports, 2009Dermatology is a discipline in which psychosomatic issues serve a key purpose in helping us understand the etiology and progression of skin diseases and determining appropriate treatment protocols. Emotional factors appear to significantly influence most skin diseases, and the correlation between stressful life events and disease flares is well ...
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Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 2000
J Y, Koo, J H, Do, C S, Lee
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J Y, Koo, J H, Do, C S, Lee
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