UV-B phototherapy. An overview.
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The medical uses of nonionizing electromagnetic radiation have changed over time with light source technology and research in photobiology. Multiple UV light phototherapy protocols have been developed. A discussion of the relative importance of light sources with respect to the action spectrum for psoriasis phototherapy, as well as the need for tar and other adjuvants, is important to the understanding of a comparison between various regimens. A number of skin conditions other than psoriasis are also responsive to UV light phototherapy.
Pityriasis, Emollients, Administration, Topical, Pruritus, Anti-Inflammatory Agents, History, 19th Century, Radiotherapy Dosage, History, 20th Century, Skin Diseases, Tars, Dermatitis, Atopic, Photochemotherapy, Terminology as Topic, Humans, Psoriasis, Ultraviolet Therapy, Glucocorticoids, PUVA Therapy, History, Ancient
Pityriasis, Emollients, Administration, Topical, Pruritus, Anti-Inflammatory Agents, History, 19th Century, Radiotherapy Dosage, History, 20th Century, Skin Diseases, Tars, Dermatitis, Atopic, Photochemotherapy, Terminology as Topic, Humans, Psoriasis, Ultraviolet Therapy, Glucocorticoids, PUVA Therapy, History, Ancient
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