Vascular disorders in patients with dermatoses

Microcirculatory disorders are one of the most important pathogenetic factors for chronic inflammatory dermatoses. Pharmacotherapy and physical therapy for the correction of vascular changes are traditionally included in the comprehensive treatment of dermatoses of various etiologies. The optimal choice of angiotropic therapy and minimization of the risk of polypharmacy, however, require adequate assessment of the degree of vascular disorders in the skin of the patient with dermatosis, especially at the early stage of development of pathology. In this regard, technique for determining the titers of natural antibodies to tissue autoantigens, allowing early diagnosis of vascular disorders, is of particular interest. For the correction of microcirculatory disorders, complex treatment of dermatoses should be supplemented with angioprotective and antiplatelet drugs.

dermatoses, lichen ruber planus, psoriasis, autoimmunity, angiotropic drugs angioprotectors, antiplatelet agents