Neurol. praxi. 2019;20(2):153-155
Neurodermatological syndromes
- 1 dôchodca, Lekárska fakulta UK, Bratislava
- 2 Univerzitná nemocnica, Bratislava
The heterogeneous “skin” covering of living creatures forms not only a protective barrier on the outside. It is part of the Krebs cycle, i.e. the functioning of human metabolism with accentuation of the nervous system. The skin reveals all disorders, often in a pathogenetic-aetiological manner (more empirically), by means of specific or nonspecific changes, including skin diseases alone. Various pathological conditions (a frequent example: diabetes mellitus) of bodily systems as well as increasing traumatic injuries are discussed. Attention is paid to toxic lesions and growing allergization (medication – interactions). Overall, an overview is provided of the diagnosis, treatment and prevention.
Keywords: neurological and dermatological relationships, clinical presentation, aetiopathogenesis, skin barrier, skin-organ, Krebscycle, selection of neurodermatological conditions
Published: April 23, 2019 Show citation
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