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Steroid‐induced changes noted on trichoscopy of patients with frontal fibrosing alopecia

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In summary, both apremilast monotherapy and combination therapy result in favorable 52-week maintenance of therapeutic response in approximately two thirds of patients, with minimal mild-to-moderate AEs during weeks 16-52 of… Click to show full abstract

In summary, both apremilast monotherapy and combination therapy result in favorable 52-week maintenance of therapeutic response in approximately two thirds of patients, with minimal mild-to-moderate AEs during weeks 16-52 of treatment. As such, physicians can consider using apremilast in combination with biologic or systemic agents for long-term maintenance of disease control in patients presenting with challenging psoriasis that cannot be controlled with 1 agent alone.

Keywords: induced changes; noted trichoscopy; steroid induced; patients frontal; trichoscopy patients; changes noted

Journal Title: Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology
Year Published: 2018

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