2003
DOI: 10.1038/sj.jp.7211019
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Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa

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“…Despite the relatively brief follow-up time, we have observed that in some patients with a history of frequent dilatations, the interval between dilatations has more than doubled. One potential disadvantage of our approach lies in the repeated exposure of RDEB patients to radiation, particularly in view of the fact that they are known to be predisposed to squamous cell carcinoma of the skin [14,15]. We have partially addressed this issue by instituting developing protocols that limit radiation exposure.…”
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“…Despite the relatively brief follow-up time, we have observed that in some patients with a history of frequent dilatations, the interval between dilatations has more than doubled. One potential disadvantage of our approach lies in the repeated exposure of RDEB patients to radiation, particularly in view of the fact that they are known to be predisposed to squamous cell carcinoma of the skin [14,15]. We have partially addressed this issue by instituting developing protocols that limit radiation exposure.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…W wyniku defektu samoistnie lub po niewielkim urazie mechanicznym formują się zmiany pęcherzowe [1]. Częstość występowania choroby na podstawie dostępnych rejestrów szacuje się na 1/50 000 żywych urodzeń [2][3][4]. Szczególna wrażliwość skóry na urazy w EB jest wynikiem mutacji w jednym z 14 genów, które kodują białka odpowiedzialne za prawidło-we połączenie naskórka i skóry właściwej.…”
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“…Choroba występuje w 4 podstawowych typach: typ zwykły (EB simplex), typ łączący (EB junctional), typ dystroficzny (EB dystrophic) oraz typ mieszany (mixed EB, Kindler syndrome). Typy podstawowe dzielą się na ponad 30 podtypów [3][4][5][6][7][8].…”
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