Vol. 18 - Num. 69
Clinical Reviews
Cristina Aranda Cazóna, Lucía Campos Muñozb, Alberto Conde Taboadab, Celia Gil Lópezc, Eduardo López Branb
aMIR-Pediatría. Servicio de Pediatría. Hospital Clínico San Carlos. Madrid. España.
bServicio de Dermatología. Hospital Clínico San Carlos. Madrid. España.
cServicio de Pediatría. Hospital Clínico San Carlos. Madrid. España.
Correspondence: C Aranda. E-mail: aranda.cristina@hotmail.com
Reference of this article: Aranda Cazón C, Campos Muñoz L, Conde Taboada A, Gil López C, López Bran E. Wet wraps in atopic dermatitis. Our experience. Rev Pediatr Aten Primaria. 2016;69:55-8.
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Abstract
Occasionally, atopic dermatitis outbreaks can be severe and difficult to control, resistant to standard treatments. In these cases we can use wet wraps, a procedure with good results and few side effects. We present five patients with moderate to severe outbreaks resistant to conventional treatment treated with wet wraps with betamethasone or fluticasone propionate 10% diluted for 4-6 days. Complete resolution was obtained in four cases, the last one continued by domiciliary wet wraps for 2-3 days with final complete resolution. Any patient had adverse effects.
Keywords
● Atopic dermatitis ● Corticosteroids
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