Publications by authors named "A Yasmine Kirkorian"
Purpose Of Review: Provide an overview of recent findings and recommendations for the presentation, diagnosis, and management of pediatric dermatologic emergencies.
Recent Findings: Updated information on optimal diagnosis and treatments for pediatric dermatologic emergencies because of infection, reactive infectious mucocutaneous eruption, and serious cutaneous adverse reactions are covered.
Summary: Pediatric dermatologic emergencies require prompt diagnosis and management.
Article Synopsis
- As life expectancy for individuals with Down syndrome rises, this study aims to identify prevalent skin conditions throughout their lives to improve clinical care and drive research.
- Analyzing data from 1,529 patients across eight medical centers from 2011 to 2021 revealed that eczematous dermatitis is the most common skin condition, with variations by age group; children often face eczema, adolescents experience folliculitis, and adults are prone to seborrheic dermatitis.
- The findings highlight the need for focused clinical guidelines and research on skin disorders in the Down syndrome population, which predominantly include eczema and autoimmune skin diseases.
Isotretinoin, the standard treatment for severe nodular acne, is subject to stringent iPLEDGE regulations due to its teratogenic risks, requiring monthly assessments for patients of childbearing potential. Analysis of the iPLEDGE Comprehension Assessment (iPCA) revealed an average readability score of grade 8.5, exceeding the recommended grade 6 level for optimal patient comprehension.
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