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Svirshchevskaia E.V.

Institut bioorganicheskoĭ khimii im. M.M. Shemiakina i Iu.A. Ovchinnikova RAN, Moskva, 117997, Rossiĭskaia Federatsiia

Matushevskaia E.V.

FGOU Institut povysheniia kvalifikatsii Federal'nogo mediko-biologicheskogo agentstva RF, Moskva

Matushevskaia Iu.I.

OOO "Kliniki Chaĭka", 123317, Moskva, Rossiĭskaia Federatsiia

Modern questions in rosacea pathogenesis and therapy

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Svirshchevskaia E.V., Matushevskaia E.V., Matushevskaia Iu.I.

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Journal: Russian Journal of Clinical Dermatology and Venereology. 2017;16(4): 4‑13

DOI: 10.17116/klinderma20171644-13

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MODERN QUESTIONS IN ROSACEA PATHOGENESIS AND THERAPY
MODERN QUESTIONS IN ROSACEA PATHOGENESIS AND THERAPY

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Svirshchevskaia EV, Matushevskaia EV, Matushevskaia IuI. Modern questions in rosacea pathogenesis and therapy. Russian Journal of Clinical Dermatology and Venereology. 2017;16(4):4‑13. (In Russ.)
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The study of pathogenesis and treatment of rosacea is a pressing problem of modern dermatology. Rosacea is an acneform dermatosis, the pathogenesis of the disease is unclear. In this review, we present the current understanding of pathogenesis, classification of subtypes of rosacea, and approaches to therapy.

Keywords:

rosacea
pathogenesis
classification
therapy
metronidazole
Metrogil gel

Authors:

Svirshchevskaia E.V.

Institut bioorganicheskoĭ khimii im. M.M. Shemiakina i Iu.A. Ovchinnikova RAN, Moskva, 117997, Rossiĭskaia Federatsiia

Matushevskaia E.V.

FGOU Institut povysheniia kvalifikatsii Federal'nogo mediko-biologicheskogo agentstva RF, Moskva

Matushevskaia Iu.I.

OOO "Kliniki Chaĭka", 123317, Moskva, Rossiĭskaia Federatsiia

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