Синдром чувствительной кожи при атопическом дерматите у детей: особенности патогенеза и терапевтической тактики

Атопический дерматит (АтД) является распространенным кожным заболеванием и оказывает серьезное влияние на качество жизни пациентов и их семей. В последние годы все чаще используется термин «чувствительная кожа», подразумевающий под собой независимый синдром с субъективными ощущениями (жжение, зуд, покалывание и др.), а также утолщением и сухостью кожи в ответ на факторы окружающей среды (биотические, абиотические и антропогенные), которые не вызывают таких симптомов среди здоровых людей. В статье описан патогенез АтД с ассоциированным ему синдромом чувствительной кожи, а также алгоритм их лечения. Проанализированы параметры эффективности и безопасности 1% крема пимекролимус у детей, в том числе при нанесении на участки чувствительной кожи.

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