Acrodermatitis perstans. Generalization following therapy with nystatin

Petrozzi, John W.; Witkowski, Joseph A.

doi:10.1001/archderm.103.4.442

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“…Other subjects were suspected of candidal involvement 10–15 based on positive findings that included heavy candidal colonization of their oropharynx, heavy growth of yeast from their dental plates, poorly controlled or unsuspected diabetes, intense itching, red and scaling palms and soles, and response to systemic anticandidal treatment.…”

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Skin Basement Membrane Zone: A Depository for Circulating Microbial Antigen Evoking Psoriasis and Autoimmunity

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Handorf²,

Skinner³

et al. 2006

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The findings support a direct effect of microbial antigen in psoriasis. They also suggest an important role for SBMZ as a very large adhesive surface in the first step of a process of percutaneous epidermal elimination of foreign antigens and microbial toxins. The many autoimmune phenomena seen so often at the SBMZ are probably a physiologic part of this important immune function. Efforts to enhance the adhesive properties of SBMZ should be exploitable for both diagnostic and therapeutic benefit.

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