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21. Psoriasis – meer dan huid alleen

Auteurs : prof. dr. Elke de Jong, dr. Juul van den Reek, dr. Marieke Seyger

Gepubliceerd in: Gendersensitieve huisartsgeneeskunde

Uitgeverij: Bohn Stafleu van Loghum

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Samenvatting

Psoriasis is een chronische, inflammatoire huidziekte die 2–3 % van de populatie treft. Psoriasis is geassocieerd met vele comorbiditeiten, waaronder artritis psoriatica, cardiovasculaire aandoeningen en depressie. Daarnaast kan er sprake zijn van sociale problematiek en wordt de levensloop van patiënten met ernstige vormen op negatieve wijze beïnvloed. Psoriasis wordt gekenmerkt door rode, schilferende plaques die gepaard gaan met jeuk. Op kinderleeftijd kan het klinisch beeld op eczeem lijken. Er zijn veel (nieuwe) effectieve behandelopties voor psoriasis, waaronder biologics en small-molecule inhibitors. Er zijn duidelijke aanwijzingen dat psoriasis bij vrouwen een grotere invloed heeft op hun kwaliteit van leven dan bij mannen. Behandeldoelen lopen eveneens uiteen tussen beide seksen. Vrouwen stoppen vaker met biologics in verband met de bijwerkingen, en zijn minder vaak tevreden over de behandeleffecten. Therapiekeuze rond kinderwens en zwangerschap vraagt maatwerk, voor vrouwen én mannen. Aandacht voor genderspecifieke aspecten bij de behandeling van patiënten met psoriasis is daarom belangrijk.
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Metagegevens
Titel
Psoriasis – meer dan huid alleen
Auteurs
prof. dr. Elke de Jong
dr. Juul van den Reek
dr. Marieke Seyger
Copyright
2022
Uitgeverij
Bohn Stafleu van Loghum
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-368-2707-2_21