The sensory profile of children with atopic dermatitis as determined by the sensory profile questionnaire

Participation in leisure activities and sensory modulation deficiencies of children with atopic dermatitis

“…In the study by Engel‐Yeger et al. (12), no significant correlation was found between the SCORAD index scores and the level of sensory hypersensitivity. The authors noted that SCORAD was measured in a specific time period, which may not accurately reflect the nature of the disease.…”

Differences in leisure activities between children with allergic rhinitis and healthy peers

“…Since participation leads to life satisfaction, health, well being, it has a direct impact on health status and on quality of life [14][15][16]. It is important to evaluate the individual's ability to participate in real-life activities, as may be reflected by the individual's preferences or interests [3,13,[17][18][19]. This evaluation should also refer to socio-demographic parameters [20].…”

Atopic Dermatitis and the Nervous System

“…In contrast to healthy subjects, neuroselective transcutaneous electrical stimulation preferentially evokes itch in atopics [78]. Clinical evaluation revealed hypersensory sensitivity in atopics [79], which is correlated with sleep disorders [80].…”