Treating Atopic dermatitis (Atopic eczema)- Home use Ultraviolet B light UVB phototherapy device
UVB is occasionally used for severe cases of dermatitis, especially atopic eczema. Frequency and dosage of treatment is similar to that used for psoriasis. However, a course of phototherapy may need to be more prolonged than that generally required for psoriasis.
The therapy of Atopic Dermatitis includes mainly corticosteroids (CS), antihistamines and immunosuppressors. CS are known to cause a variety of side effects and attempts have been made to reduce or eliminate their use through alternative methods such as phototherapy (UVA/UVB, UVA(1), UVA(2), UVB 311 nm). In the majority of patients, UV irradiation proves favorable.
Features:
1. Phillip UV lamp, the stability is high and the useful life is long.
2. Portable, small and light, good for home use
3. High intensity radiation and better treatment effect
4. Reflector board design, improve the irradiation effect
5. With the comb, and good for head part treatment
6. Economic, low price
7. With internal reflector, ensure high irradiation intensity, shorten the treatment time.
8. With special comb, easy for scalp use, also the comb length is the safe distance.
9. With built in timer, can set alarm and time countdown,ensure the precise treatment time.
10. With professional anti-UV goggles, protect patients’ eyes.
11. Dimension:317mm x 52mm x 48mm (L * W * H)
UV Therapy Use Method
1. Connect the device
2. Wear the UV Goggle
3. Setup the treatment time
4. Time over, device finishes the treatment
Applications:
psoriasis
Vice psoriasis
Vitiligo
Eczema
Intractable eczema
Chronic eczema
Pityriasis rosea
Neurodermatitis
Atopic dermatitis
Skin pruritus
other skin disorders
Technical Parameter:
Treating Atopic dermatitis (Atopic eczema)- Home use Ultraviolet B light UVB phototherapy device
| Product | UV Phototherapy Lamp |
| Lamp type | Philips Narrow band UVB |
| Lamp quantity | One unit |
| Work distance | 3cm |
| Part | UV goggle |
Learn about Atopic dermatitis
There is a debate about which comes first in atopic eczema, the itching or the rash. This is analogous to the chicken and egg controversy. It really does not matter. When the rash is in an acute stage, it is weepy and oozy. Later after the patient has been rubbing and scratching for some weeks, it becomes a plaque of thickened skin. This is called lichenification.
Atopic dermatitis has a typical distribution on the surface of the skin; this can be quite helpful in making the correct diagnosis. In crawling children in diapers, the rash is frequently seen on the elbows and knees but spares the diaper area. In older children and adults, the rash is often present in the folds of skin opposite to the elbow and kneecap but spares the armpits. Other areas commonly involved include the cheeks, neck, wrists, and ankles.
Atopic eczema (atopic dermatitis) is one of a number of eczematous eruptions that need to be distinguished. This is important because treatment depends on the correct diagnosis. We'll take a look at the listed types on the following slides.
Atopic dermatitis is an inherited skin condition more common in individuals with a personal or family history of eczema, inhalant allergies like asthma or hay fever. Patients develop weeping, oozing, itchy lesions in a characteristic distribution. The severity depends to a great extent on the amount of moisture in the skin.
Atopic dermatitis is less comm
