Nonsteroidal Topical Immunomodulators in Allergology and Dermatology

Nonsteroidal Topical Immunomodulators in Allergology and Dermatology

The purpose of this study was to review currently available literature data concerning pathomechanisms of action, indications, treatment efficacy, as well as side effects of nonsteroidal immunomodulators used in dermatology, primarily for the treatment of allergic dermatoses. MEDLINE search was undertaken using the key words "Topical Immunomodulators, Dermatology and Allergy". Full articles, an...

Topical cannabinoids in dermatology.

Topical cannabinoids are increasingly utilized by dermatology patients for a range of disorders; however, the acceptance of these over-the-counter products has far outpaced scientific investigation into their safety and efficacy. Here, we review the studies of topical cannabinoids in skin conditions and assess their current place in dermatology practice.

Topical corticosteroids in dermatology.

Since their introduction, topical corticosteroids have become indispensable in the treatment of various dermatoses. Hydrocortisone was the first compound. Modifications in the basic structure generated in vivo activity and thus different topically active compounds were discovered. Apart from the Stoughton vasoconstrictor assay, various other methods are used for potency assessment of topical co...

Topical antibiotics in dermatology: An update

Volume 17, No.1, April 2010 The Gulf Journal of Dermatology and Venereology INTRODUCTION Topical antibiotics are commonly prescribed by dermatologists in clinical practice for a variety of potential uses, which are the following: (i) infectious, including localized cutaneous bacterial infections, (ii) crusted (secondarily impetiginized) eczematous dermatoses, (iii) staphylococcal nasal carriage...

5th Belarusian-Polish Conference: Dermatology and Allergology Without Borders. Grodno, 3–5 May 2017