Dermatological Observations on the Navaho Reservation

Brandt, Robert

doi:10.1001/archderm.1958.01560050091015

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“…Actinic prurigo is a photodermatitis in which UV light is implicated by an unknown mechanism. It was first described in the Navajo in 1958, 1 and then in the Chippewa in Minnesota; 2 later, it was reported in other Amerindians of Oklahoma, 3 Canada, 4 and particularly Colombia 5…”

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confidence: 98%

Lymphocyte subtypes and adhesion molecules in actinic prurigo: observations with cyclosporin A

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Lymphocyte subtypes and adhesion molecules in actinic prurigo: observations with cyclosporin A

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“…AP was first described by Brandt in 1958 in the Navajo. 30 While it most commonly occurs in North, Central, and South AIs, it has also been reported among Caucasians in Great Britain 31 as well as in other populations all over the world. 32 AP is one of the immunologically mediated photodermatoses 32 and is characterized by an eruption of pruritic papules, nodules, or plaques mainly on sun-exposed skin.…”

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confidence: 97%

“…AP was first described by Brandt in 1958 in the Navajo . While it most commonly occurs in North, Central, and South AIs, it has also been reported among Caucasians in Great Britain as well as in other populations all over the world .…”

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Dermatology in the North American Indian/Alaska Native population

Kryatova

Okoye

2015

Int J Dermatology

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Dermatology is greatly understudied in the American Indian/Alaska Native (AIAN) population. This topic deserves attention in light of the changing demographics of the United States and the healthcare disparities faced by AIAN, including access to dermatologic care. In this review, we discuss disorders that are more prevalent or otherwise important in the AIAN population, such as cutaneous malignancies, photodermatoses, acanthosis nigricans, connective tissue disorders, cutaneous infections, hypertrophic scar formation, and Heck's disease. We aim to provide an updated review and increase awareness of the dermatologic needs of the AIAN population.

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“…Die Erstbeschreibung ist nicht exakt festzulegen, da in früheren Jahren bei Berichten aus Nord-und Südamerika verschiedene Termini gebraucht wurden wie solare Dermatitis [16,29], chronische polymorphe Lichtdermatose [10], aktinischer Schaden an Haut und Lippen [4]. Die Erstbeschreibung ist nicht exakt festzulegen, da in früheren Jahren bei Berichten aus Nord-und Südamerika verschiedene Termini gebraucht wurden wie solare Dermatitis [16,29], chronische polymorphe Lichtdermatose [10], aktinischer Schaden an Haut und Lippen [4].…”

Section: Aktinische Prurigo Ist Eine Vererblicheunclassified

“…Die früheren Publikationen beruhen vorwiegend auf Beobachtungen bei verschiedenen Indianerstämmen [2,3,4,16,29], und die in jüngerer Zeit beschriebenen Kaukasier in Amerika mit AP haben eine indianische Abstammung [17,23,38]. Die früheren Publikationen beruhen vorwiegend auf Beobachtungen bei verschiedenen Indianerstämmen [2,3,4,16,29], und die in jüngerer Zeit beschriebenen Kaukasier in Amerika mit AP haben eine indianische Abstammung [17,23,38].…”

Section: Actinic Prurigo · Polymorphic Light Eruption · Indiansunclassified