Recension Fondée sur des Données Probantes des Thérapies Systémiques Contre le Psoriasis en Plaques D’intensité Modérée ou Grave Chez les Patients Pédiatriques
Résumé
Le psoriasis est une affection inflammatoire chronique de la peau à médiation immunitaire qui touche 2 à 3% de l’ensemble de la population. La maladie se manifeste pendant l’enfance ou l’adolescence dans au plus un tiers des cas. La forme la plus courante est le sous-type de plaque.
Le psoriasis en plaques d’intensité modérée ou grave peut avoir des répercussions significatives sur la qualité de vie des patients pédiatriques qui en sont atteints et des adultes qui en prennent soin. Par conséquent, un traitement systémique s’impose souvent dans bien des cas. Le choix du traitement approprié pour les patients appartenant à ce groupe peut toutefois représenter un véritable défi, compte tenu de la rareté de données, de directives internationales standardisées ou d’options ayant été homologuées.
Le présent article a pour objet de passer en revue les données probantes disponibles sur les thérapies systémiques utilisées pour traiter les patients pédiatriques atteints de psoriasis en plaques d’intensité modérée ou grave. Seules les études les plus rigoureuses feront l’objet d’une analyse détaillée.
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