The possible methods of treating psoriasis and results obtained are reviewed and the superior effectiveness of an approach reported in recent literature, an association of methoxalene per os and broad ultraviolet rays, is pointed out. In almost all cases submitted to such "photochemotherapeutic" treatment, regression of diffused lesions was rapid and complete with no systemic toxic effects or secondary skin alterations. On the basis of recent personal experience, it is stated that similar results may be obtained by the photochemotherapy of psoriasis with appropriate doses of Trisoralen per os and sunlight.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFFrom an examination of all possible methods for the treatment of psoriasis and the therapeutic results obtained with them, the author emphasizes the outstanding efficacy of a method for the treatment of psoriasis only recent described in the medical literature, which consists of a combination of methoxsalen by mouth and longwave ultraviolet light. In almost all cases treated with this "photochemotherapy" a rapid and complete regression of the extensive psoriasis lesions could, in fact, be observed without being able to detect toxic systemic side effects or secondary alterations of the skin. As a result of a recent trial of his own, the author points out that the results of photochemotherapy of psoriasis can equally well be obtained with "Trisoralen" by mouth and sunlight.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFAn ultrastructural study on the amastigote stage of Leishmania donovani, in a rare case of laringeal involvement, was carried out. Many details of the fine morphology of this protozoon were observed under the electron microscope, i.e.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFG Ital Dermatol Minerva Dermatol
May 1970
Minerva Dermatol
December 1967
Minerva Dermatol
December 1967