12/08/21 grand rounds
grand rounds: the evolution of current and emerging pediatric psoriasis treatments
Originally presented on December 8, 2021
Presented by:
Craig Rohan, MD-Assistant Professor of Pharmacology and Toxicology, WSU BSOM; Associate Medical Director, Wright State University Pharmacology Translational Unit, Dayton, Ohio
Objectives:
- Explore the rich history of psoriasis treatments as a model of other autoimmune skin diseases in children.
- Review the various phenotypes of psoriasis seen in children.
- Discuss the current and emerging mechanisms for the treatment of psoriasis including phototherapy, vitamin D analogs, topical calcineurin inhibitors, human aryl hydrocarbon receptor modifying agents, biologics and small molecule inhibitors.
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