Phototherapy combined with systemic agents for mycosis fungoides
А. А. Воронцова, Arfenya Е. Karamova
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А. А. Воронцова, Arfenya Е. Karamova
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The choice of tactics for managing a patient with mycosis fungoides is determined by the stage of the disease. In the early stages of mycosis fungoides, a treatment approach using external therapy and various ultraviolet irradiation spectra (UVB-311 nm and PUVA therapy) is preferable. With insufficient efficiency and / or short remissions in some patients, it is possible to use combined methods in the early stages: PUVA therapy or UVB-311 nm therapy. in combination with systemic therapy, including interferon (IFN) 2b preparations, methotrexate and retinoids. The results of original studies demonstrate an increase in the overall response rate when combining PUVA therapy with IFN- or retinoids in patients with stages IB-IIB. The effectiveness of combined treatment regimens using UVB-311 nm remains insufficiently studied.
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The choice of tactics for managing a patient with mycosis fungoides is determined by the stage of the disease. In the early stages of mycosis fungoides, a treatment approach using external therapy and various ultraviolet irradiation spectra (UVB-311 nm and PUVA therapy) is preferable. With insufficient efficiency and / or short remissions in some patients, it is possible to use combined methods in the early stages: PUVA therapy or UVB-311 nm therapy. in combination with systemic therapy, including interferon (IFN) 2b preparations, methotrexate and retinoids. The results of original studies demonstrate an increase in the overall response rate when combining PUVA therapy with IFN- or retinoids in patients with stages IB-IIB. The effectiveness of combined treatment regimens using UVB-311 nm remains insufficiently studied.
Key concepts: Mycosis fungoides, PUVA therapy, Dermatology, Medicine, Methotrexate, Methoxsalen, Combination therapy, Psoriasis