NEW METHODS OF TREATING PSORIASIS. DERMATOLOGIST'S VADEMECUM

Discover the latest advances in psoriasis treatment with this comprehensive dermatologist's vademecum. This monograph gathers the most important information from recent years, presenting it based on the latest literature data and guidelines from scientific societies. Ideal for specialists and medical students looking to expand their knowledge in this field.

• Innovative therapies: Successfully implement modern methods of treating psoriasis.
• Individualization of therapy: Understand the principles that account for treatment outcomes and improved quality of life for patients.
• New drugs: Learn about topical and systemic drugs that are already registered or in clinical trials.
• Treatment during pregnancy: Learn how to safely treat psoriasis during pregnancy and the reproductive period.
• Pustular psoriasis: Expand your knowledge of this less common but potentially fatal form of psoriasis.
• Coexistence with hidradenitis suppurativa: Understand the relationship between psoriasis and other diseases and learn about available treatment options.

This monograph is a practical tool to support clinicians in their daily practice. It helps in making diagnostic and therapeutic decisions and in informing patients about available treatment options. It is especially recommended for specialists in dermatology and venereology and family medicine, as well as doctors in training and medical students.

The author, Professor Joanna Narbutt, has addressed the issue of psoriasis treatment during pregnancy and the reproductive period, as well as nail psoriasis, which is a challenge for many clinicians. An important place is also given to pustular psoriasis, which, despite its less frequent occurrence, requires constant expansion of knowledge due to its potentially fatal course and the lack of clear treatment guidelines.

The publication also addresses the issue of the coexistence of psoriasis and hidradenitis suppurativa, explaining its relationship with other diseases and discussing available treatment options. This allows clinicians to better understand the complexity of these conditions and more effectively help their patients.

PZWL Publishing House has ensured the high quality of the publication, presenting it in 150x240 mm format with a paperback cover. The 126-page monograph is easy to use and is a valuable source of knowledge for any doctor involved in the treatment of psoriasis.