Neurodermitis constitutionalis sive atopica

Schnyder, U. W.; Borelli, Siegfried

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-86594-7_4

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“…Group B. There were 61 patients with active atopic dermatitis diagnosed according to established clinical criteria (Schnyder & Borelli, 1962;Champion & Parish, 1979;Gigli & Baer, 1979). Minor and questionable forms of the disease such as chronic cheilitis or pityriasis alba were excluded from this group.…”

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The prevalence of accentuated palmoplantar markings and keratosis pilaris in atopic dermatitis, autosomal dominant ichthyosis and control dermatological patients

1985

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The prevalence of keratosis pilaris and accentuated palmoplantar marking was evaluated in 61 patients with atopic dermatitis, 35 patients with dominant ichthyosis vulgaris and 247 other dermatological cases taken as controls. Our data showed that (1) these features are of no diagnostic significance for atopic dermatitis and (2) they are significantly more frequent in patients with ichthyosis vulgaris without associated eczema than in those with atopic dermatitis. Consequently, they should be considered as part of the phenotype of ichthyosis vulgaris rather than attributed to a concomitant atopic dermatitis as suggested by some. These findings should be taken into account when evaluating atopic dermatitis or ichthyosis. To assess the frequency of scaling under winter weather conditions, 155 control subjects were also examined for evidence of visible desquamation and 25.8% showed slight but definite scaling.

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The prevalence of accentuated palmoplantar markings and keratosis pilaris in atopic dermatitis, autosomal dominant ichthyosis and control dermatological patients

1985

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“…It was diagnosed according to classical criteria [4][5][6]. Of course, the minor features under study were not considered for the diagnosis of the disease.…”

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Minor Clinical Features of Atopic Dermatitis

Mevorah¹,

Frenk²,

Wietlisbach

et al. 1988

Dermatology

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The diagnostic significance of 8 previously proposed minor features of atopic dermatitis (AD) was evaluated. The minor features studied were: nipple eczema, cheilitis, Dennie-Morgan infraorbital fold, pityriasis alba, anterior neck folds, wool intolerance, white dermographism and infraauricular fissuring. The incidence of these features was appreciated in 105 patients with typical AD (median age 8.5 years) and compared to that in 113 control subjects (median age 16 years). The ages of all studied individuals ranged from 7 months to 24 years. Two of these signs, anterior neck folds and the Dennie-Morgan infraorbital fold as defined by us, were shown to be of no diagnostic significance. The other 6 features were confirmed to be valuable diagnostic clues in AD.

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Abnormal Vascular Reactions in Atopic Dermatitis

Uehara¹

1977

Arch Dermatol

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Neurodermitis constitutionalis sive atopica

Cited by 9 publications

References 447 publications

The prevalence of accentuated palmoplantar markings and keratosis pilaris in atopic dermatitis, autosomal dominant ichthyosis and control dermatological patients

The prevalence of accentuated palmoplantar markings and keratosis pilaris in atopic dermatitis, autosomal dominant ichthyosis and control dermatological patients

Minor Clinical Features of Atopic Dermatitis

Abnormal Vascular Reactions in Atopic Dermatitis

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