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    Z Hautkr. 1986;61 Suppl 1:51-61.

    [Photographic follow-up of the topical use of prednicarbate preparations in inflammatory dermatoses].

    [Article in German]
    Schulz H.

    Abstract

    In 20 patients suffering from acute or chronic inflammatory dermatoses, topical treatment with prednicarbate (Dermatop) was photographically documented and evaluated. Because of the rapid and pronounced anti-inflammatory and anti-edematous effect of prednisolone-17-ethyl carbonic ester without halogenic groups, therapy took only 7 to 21 days. Since there was practically no suppression of the endogenic biosynthesis of cortisol and no atrophogenic potency, we expected a minimum of side effects along with a maximum of therapeutic results.

    PMID:
    3705673
    [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

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