Atopic dermatitis: etiopathogenic factors of microflora, tactics of therapy
Naumenko M.A.,Raznatovskiy K.I., Kvetnaya A.S.
¹-NORTH-WESTERN STATE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY NAMED AFTER I.I.MECHNIKOV:CHAIR OF DERMATOVENEROLOGY, ST.PETERSBURG,RUSSIA
²- RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF CHILDHOOD INFECTIONS, ST.PETERSBURG,RUSSIA
Brief summary
In this article presents the results of research done on etiopathogenetic role of pathogenic microflora of the skin and mucosal of the oropharynx in patients with atopic dermatitis. Proposed a strategy for the integrated restoration of the epidermal barrier using immunocorrective therapy based on an assessment of indicators of anti-infective resistance of the skin and mucosal of the oropharynx in patients with this pathology.
Key words
atopic dermatitis, microflora of the skin and mucosal of the oropharynx , anti-infective resistance, immunotherapy
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