A retrospective multicentric cohort study of checkpoint inhibitors-induced pruritus with focus on management.

Chryssoula PapageorgiouElizabeth LazaridouKonstantinos LallasKyparissos PapaioannouVasiliki A NikolaouValeria MateevaKonstantinos EfthymiadisChrysanthi KoukoutzeliKonstantia LogaEleni SogkaEvangelos I KaramitrousisGeorge LazaridisDimitrios DionysopoulosAimilios LallasChristina KemanetziChristina FotiadouEleni TimotheadouZoi Apalla

Published in: Photodermatology, photoimmunology & photomedicine (2023)

Pruritus per se was present in a substantial portion of our cohort (22.0%). Our study confirms the efficacy of current treatment strategies and suggests NBUVB as a potential steroid-sparing therapeutic alternative.

Keyphrases

dna damage
diabetic rats
high glucose
cell cycle
atopic dermatitis
robot assisted
drug induced
oxidative stress
human health
endothelial cells