Pimecrolimus o Tacrolimus | 11 JUN 07

Eficacia, seguridad y eficiencia de los inmunomoduladores tópicos para la dermatitis atópica

Tacrolimus y Pimecrolimus son dos nuevos inmunomoduladores tópicos que han obtenido licencia para su uso en dermatitis atópica en niños mayores de 2 años.
Autor/a: González de Dios J, Buñuel Álvarez JC Asociación Española de Atención Primaria. Evid Pediatr. 2006; 2: 60
INDICE:  1. Desarrollo | 2. Desarrollo
Desarrollo

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