Losses of Substances in Dermatology: Etiological Panoramic View and Therapeutic and Evolutive Modalities

Abstract

neurological involvement are the main beds for the occurrence of loss of substance (73%), the relative frequency of the factors of poor healing, the interest of combining several therapies, some of which are innovative, the long duration of management and the administrative burden of hospitalization, shows the importance of outpatient management after the initial phase [1-5]. The loss of substances in dermatology has a high frequency, a high cost, a high risk of complications and deaths, hence the interest of prevention and a multidisciplinary collaboration of quality (Figure 1).