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Periorale Dermatitis

Mundrose ist auch im Kindesalter kein seltenes Phänomen

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Die periorale Dermatitis wird auch im Kindesalter regelmäßig beobachtet. Auslösende Faktoren können Kortikosteroide, topisch oder auch inhalativ angewendet, sein. Aber auch eine zu reichhaltige Anwendung von Hautpflegeprodukten oder Lichtschutzpräparaten mit physikalischen UV-Filtern spielt eine pathogenetische Rolle. Wie Sie die richtige Diagnose stellen und auch ausgeprägte Verläufe therapieren können, erfahren Sie im folgenden Beitrag.

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  1. ProHealthMedia GbR, Olympiaring 1a, 83435, Bad Reichenhall, Deutschland

    Kerstin Strom

  2. Renatastrase 72, 80639, Munchen, Deutschland

    Dietrich Abeck

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Strom, K., Abeck, D. Mundrose ist auch im Kindesalter kein seltenes Phänomen. hautnah dermatologie 31, 30–32 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s15012-015-1889-6

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