Zusammenfassung
Das insbesondere im Kindesalter sehr häufige atopische Ekzem benötigt eine stadiengerechte
Ekzembehandlung unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Basistherapie. Für die antientzündliche
läsionale Behandlung stellen topische Steroide der 4. Generation sowie topische Calcineurin-Inhibitoren
die Substanzen der Wahl dar. Das konsequente Meiden irritativer Faktoren sowie nach
entsprechender Testung allergischer Provokationsfaktoren flankiert die therapeutischen
Maßnahmen.
Abstract
Atopic eczema is a frequent chronic disease manifestating especially in early childhood.
A disease-related anti-inflammatory treatment in combination with adjuvant basic therapy
is mandatory. Topical 4th generation steroids and topical calcineurin-inhibitors are the anti-inflammatory
substances of choice. The consequent avoidance of irritatative and individual allergic
provocation factors based on appropiate testing support active dermatological treatment.
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Prof. Dr. med. Dietrich Abeck
Bergmannstraße 7
80339 München
Email: professorabeck@dermatologie-kompetenz.de
