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“…After evaluating the 23 articles listed in the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews , there was one additional article matching the inclusion criteria [39]. The research of Trip Database led to 249 hits, 16 of which were eligible including another guideline [40]; the research of BMJ Clinical Evidence did not provide any article adding further information.…”
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“…For therapy of psoriasis guttata, 2 meta-analyses of the Cochrane Collaboration [34], [39] and 1 systematic research of the literature by the Cochrane Collaboration Skin Group [206] were found. Both meta-analyses were published in 2000, the same group published a systematic literature review in 2001 without additional information.…”
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“…Both meta-analyses were published in 2000, the same group published a systematic literature review in 2001 without additional information. Chalmers et al published the last update without changing the original version [39] in 2015, and the original version of Owen et al [34] was published in 2013. All three publications were elaborated by the same authors.…”
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“…The authors found only one single study with 21 adult patients who were treated with fatty acid infusions. TE was not the subject of this meta-analyses [39]. The last update of July 17, 2013, announces a new version with a new team of reviewers (author’s note: psoriasis is mostly observed in children and regresses after removal of the triggering factor, therefore prospective trials are not retrievable from the literature).…”
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“…After evaluating the 23 articles listed in the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews , there was one additional article matching the inclusion criteria [39]. The research of Trip Database led to 249 hits, 16 of which were eligible including another guideline [40]; the research of BMJ Clinical Evidence did not provide any article adding further information.…”
Section: Results
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confidence: 99%
“…For therapy of psoriasis guttata, 2 meta-analyses of the Cochrane Collaboration [34], [39] and 1 systematic research of the literature by the Cochrane Collaboration Skin Group [206] were found. Both meta-analyses were published in 2000, the same group published a systematic literature review in 2001 without additional information.…”
Section: Results
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confidence: 99%
“…Both meta-analyses were published in 2000, the same group published a systematic literature review in 2001 without additional information. Chalmers et al published the last update without changing the original version [39] in 2015, and the original version of Owen et al [34] was published in 2013. All three publications were elaborated by the same authors.…”
Section: Results
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confidence: 99%
“…The authors found only one single study with 21 adult patients who were treated with fatty acid infusions. TE was not the subject of this meta-analyses [39]. The last update of July 17, 2013, announces a new version with a new team of reviewers (author’s note: psoriasis is mostly observed in children and regresses after removal of the triggering factor, therefore prospective trials are not retrievable from the literature).…”
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“…Previous reports show that the efficacy of NB-UVB in psoriasis decreases when the plaques enlarge [14] and that plaque-type psoriasis requires a significant cumulative higher dose than guttate psoriasis [12] . It is difficult to compare our results with previous studies because they assessed different types of psoriasis together with a logical predominance of the plaque type.…”
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confidence: 97%
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“…After evaluating the 23 articles listed in the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews , there was one additional article matching the inclusion criteria [39]. The research of Trip Database led to 249 hits, 16 of which were eligible including another guideline [40]; the research of BMJ Clinical Evidence did not provide any article adding further information.…”
Section: Results
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confidence: 99%
“…For therapy of psoriasis guttata, 2 meta-analyses of the Cochrane Collaboration [34], [39] and 1 systematic research of the literature by the Cochrane Collaboration Skin Group [206] were found. Both meta-analyses were published in 2000, the same group published a systematic literature review in 2001 without additional information.…”
Section: Results
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confidence: 99%
“…Both meta-analyses were published in 2000, the same group published a systematic literature review in 2001 without additional information. Chalmers et al published the last update without changing the original version [39] in 2015, and the original version of Owen et al [34] was published in 2013. All three publications were elaborated by the same authors.…”
Section: Results
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confidence: 99%
“…The authors found only one single study with 21 adult patients who were treated with fatty acid infusions. TE was not the subject of this meta-analyses [39]. The last update of July 17, 2013, announces a new version with a new team of reviewers (author’s note: psoriasis is mostly observed in children and regresses after removal of the triggering factor, therefore prospective trials are not retrievable from the literature).…”
Section: Results
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confidence: 99%
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“…Previous reports show that the efficacy of NB-UVB in psoriasis decreases when the plaques enlarge [14] and that plaque-type psoriasis requires a significant cumulative higher dose than guttate psoriasis [12] . It is difficult to compare our results with previous studies because they assessed different types of psoriasis together with a logical predominance of the plaque type.…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 97%
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“…After evaluating the 23 articles listed in the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews , there was one additional article matching the inclusion criteria [39]. The research of Trip Database led to 249 hits, 16 of which were eligible including another guideline [40]; the research of BMJ Clinical Evidence did not provide any article adding further information.…”
Section: Results
mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For therapy of psoriasis guttata, 2 meta-analyses of the Cochrane Collaboration [34], [39] and 1 systematic research of the literature by the Cochrane Collaboration Skin Group [206] were found. Both meta-analyses were published in 2000, the same group published a systematic literature review in 2001 without additional information.…”
Section: Results
mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Both meta-analyses were published in 2000, the same group published a systematic literature review in 2001 without additional information. Chalmers et al published the last update without changing the original version [39] in 2015, and the original version of Owen et al [34] was published in 2013. All three publications were elaborated by the same authors.…”
Section: Results
mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The authors found only one single study with 21 adult patients who were treated with fatty acid infusions. TE was not the subject of this meta-analyses [39]. The last update of July 17, 2013, announces a new version with a new team of reviewers (author’s note: psoriasis is mostly observed in children and regresses after removal of the triggering factor, therefore prospective trials are not retrievable from the literature).…”
Section: Results
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confidence: 99%
Abstract
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“…Previous reports show that the efficacy of NB-UVB in psoriasis decreases when the plaques enlarge [14] and that plaque-type psoriasis requires a significant cumulative higher dose than guttate psoriasis [12] . It is difficult to compare our results with previous studies because they assessed different types of psoriasis together with a logical predominance of the plaque type.…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 97%