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Dermatology
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ESDR 2022 Symposium: Inside Atopic Dermatitis: Type 2 Inflammation Underlies Skin Barrier and Neuroimmune Dysfunction
Insights from the ESDR 2022 ADVENT symposium, uncovering the role of type 2 inflammation in skin barrier and neuroimmune dysfunction in atopic dermatitis.
MD, PhD
Laurent Misery +2 more
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Learning objectives
- Describe the interactions between type 2 inflammation and the skin barrier that drive atopic dermatitis
- Explore the role of the neuroimmune axis in pruritus
- Review results of recent studies targeting type 2 inflammation to improve or normalize skin barrier function in atopic dermatitis
Description
Skin barrier dysfunction and neuroimmune dysfunction are hallmarks of atopic dermatitis, that are driven in part by type 2 inflammation. In this ADVENT-sponsored symposium at the ESDR Congress in Amsterdam, experts Laurent Misery, MD, PhD (University Hospital of Brest, France), Lisa A. Beck, MD (University of Rochester, USA), and Simon G. Danby, PhD (University of Sheffield, UK), examined the ways in which type 2 inflammation impacts and influences the skin barrier in atopic dermatitis.
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MAT-GLB-2204798 V2
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