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Lenticular Psoralen Photoproducts and Cataracts of a PUVA-Treated Psoriatic Patient

Thomas Y. Woo

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Abstract

Psoralen photoproducts were identified in association with cataracts in a psoriatic patient several years after oral methoxsalen plus ultraviolet A light (PUVA) therapy. Patients should be required to wear adequate optical protection not only during PUVA therapy but 24 hours following ingestion of methoxsalen.

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Psoralen photoproducts were identified in association with cataracts in a psoriatic patient several years after oral methoxsalen plus ultraviolet A light (PUVA) therapy. Patients should be required to wear adequate optical protection not only during PUVA therapy but 24 hours following ingestion of methoxsalen.

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Psoralen photoproducts were identified in association with cataracts in a psoriatic patient several years after oral methoxsalen plus ultraviolet A light (PUVA) therapy. Patients should be required to wear adequate optical protection not only during PUVA therapy but 24 hours following ingestion of methoxsalen.

Key concepts: Psoralen, Methoxsalen, Medicine, Dermatology, PUVA therapy, Psoriasis, Cataracts, Ophthalmology

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