Administration of levocetirizine (glencet) in eczema patients.Clinical and ultrasonic assessment of the efficacy
Abstract
There was a clinical and ultrasonic study of the clinical efficacy of levocetirizine as a part of a complex therapy in 60
patients with eczema. The dynamic calculation of the EASI, EQ-5D and DLQI indices as well as analysis of ultrasound
showings made it possible to confirm the benefits of glencet vs. cetirizine for achieving the clinical effect. The eczema
therapy with glencet contributes to the elimination of both exudative and proliferative parts of the complex pathologic
chain of the disease in patients with this type of dermatosis.
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