2023
DOI: 10.1111/cod.14297
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Shedding a light on the importance of photopatch testing: A 12‐year experience in a dermatology unit

Abstract: Background: Photopatch testing has been standardized for diagnosing photoallergic contact dermatitis but is still infrequently used.Objectives: To characterize photopatch test (PPT) results and their clinical relevance. Methods:We collected retrospective data from patients photopatch tested in our Dermatology Unit (2010-2021), using the European PPT 'baseline' series, other allergens, and patient's own products, when appropriate.Results: Out of 223 patients, 75 patients (33.6%) were reactive with 124 positive … Show more

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“…The best diagnostic method currently available for PACD is photopatch testing. 8 At present the various photopatch series available are, 8,9 German, Austrian, and Swiss Photopatch Test series; The Scandinavian photopatch test series;European photopatch test series and North American standard photopatch test series. In our study we used the Indian Standard Series (ISS) for our photopatch tests.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The best diagnostic method currently available for PACD is photopatch testing. 8 At present the various photopatch series available are, 8,9 German, Austrian, and Swiss Photopatch Test series; The Scandinavian photopatch test series;European photopatch test series and North American standard photopatch test series. In our study we used the Indian Standard Series (ISS) for our photopatch tests.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…● physiological dysfunction or direct tissue damage that can be proved by physicochemical testing; photopatch testing for photoallergic reactions provides an example, if accompanied by proper control procedures to avoid the problems of false positive and false negative results9; this is analogous to recreating the crime scene in the presence of the suspect;…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Photopatch could be a valuable adjunctive testing for the differential diagnosis. 5 In conclusion, DIP is a rare and serious dronedarone-related adverse reaction. Patients taking dronedarone should be advised to wear proper sun protection.…”
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