2014
DOI: 10.1111/phpp.12150
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Calcipotriol pretreatment enhances methyl aminolevulinate‐induced protoporphyrin IX: an in vivo study in hairless mice

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“…Bay et al . investigated a 3‐day pretreatment regimen with topical calcipotriol in UV‐exposed and non‐UV‐exposed murine skin . They observed that calcipotriol pretreatment increased PpIX fluorescence in both groups.…”
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“…Bay et al . investigated a 3‐day pretreatment regimen with topical calcipotriol in UV‐exposed and non‐UV‐exposed murine skin . They observed that calcipotriol pretreatment increased PpIX fluorescence in both groups.…”
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confidence: 98%
“…In our study, we applied calcipotriol ointment for 15 consecutive days with the aim to induce epidermal hyperplasia and thus increase MAL uptake . However, it is well known that increased MAL uptake and PpIX levels may also derive from the chronically UV‐exposed skin . The histopathological analyses did not show any difference between the sides in terms of epidermal thickness.…”
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“…Calcitriol/calcipotriol (CAL) is the hormonally active metabolite of vitamin D, and recent murine and human studies show that pretreatment with CAL significantly enhances PpIX fluorescence during MAL and ALA PDT . CAL is believed to mediate this enhancement through alterations in the expression of two enzymes in the heme synthesis; coproporphyrinogen expression is increased while ferrochelatase expression is decreased .…”
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“…As curettage causes significant discomfort for patients, non‐invasive pretreatment procedures have been examined. Keratolytic pretreatment with 10% salicylic acid ointment for up to 2 weeks has been used in off‐label PDT treatment of psoriasis in several trials , and studies indicate that topical application of calcipotriol, a derivative of vitamin D, increases PpIX fluorescence both in vitro and in vivo . Additionally, our research group recently discovered that pretreatment with a super‐potent topical corticosteroid cream both reduced post‐PDT inflammation and showed a tendency to enhance PpIX fluorescence .…”
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