Pediatric vitiligo.

Nanette B Silverberg

Review Pediatric clinics of North America 2014 25 цитирований

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Тип исследования: Review
Популяция: Children with vitiligo

Вмешательство: Pediatric vitiligo. None
Препарат сравнения: None
Первичный исход: Pediatric vitiligo management
Направление эффекта: Positive
Риск систематической ошибки: Unclear

Abstract

Vitiligo is a disease of pigment loss. Most investigators currently consider vitiligo to be a disorder that occurs as a result of autoimmune destruction of melanocytes, supported by identification of antimelanocyte antibodies in many patients, and the presence of comorbid autoimmune disease in patients with and family members of individuals with vitiligo. One-half of vitiligo cases are of childhood onset. This article presents a current overview of pediatric vitiligo including comorbidities of general health, psychological factors, therapeutic options, and long-term health considerations.

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A current overview of pediatric vitiligo including comorbidities of general health, psychological factors, therapeutic options, and long-term health considerations is presented.

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