Implicações Terapêuticas dos Novos Conhecimentos Sobre a Fisiopatologia da Dermite Atópica
Resumo
A dermite atópica é uma dermatose inflamatória crónica que afeta principalmente crianças, podendo também manifestar- -se em idade adulta. Apesar de estar associada a um forte impacto na qualidade de vida, os avanços terapêuticos são ainda muito precários. Novos conhecimentos no âmbito da fisiopatologia da dermite atópica, realçando o papel crucial da disfunção da barreira epidérmica e sua relação com a desregulação imunitária, têm permitido o desenvolvimento de possíveis armas terapêuticas.
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