Role of Type 2 Inflammation in Prurigo Nodularis Part 2: Itch and Skin Lesions
Dive deeper into the specific role of type 2 inflammation in neuroimmune dysregulation and dermal fibrosis that leads to itch and skin lesions seen in patients with prurigo nodularis with Dr. Raj Chovatiya in the second part of this discussion.
MD, PhD, MSCI
Raj Chovatiya
Learning objectives
Understand how type 2 inflammation drives neuroimmune dysregulation in prurigo nodularis, contributing to itch
Discover how dysregulated type 2 inflammation leads to fibrotic skin lesions in prurigo nodularis
Understand how type 2 inflammation plays a key role in itch and fibrotic lesions in PN
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