Track: Inflammatory Dermatoses

Inflammatory dermatoses remain a cornerstone of dermatologic practice, presenting with chronic relapses, complex immune mechanisms, and significant impact on patient quality of life. These conditions range from highly prevalent disorders such as eczema and psoriasis to rarer autoimmune blistering diseases, each requiring distinct diagnostic and therapeutic strategies. Advances in immunology and biotechnology have reshaped therapeutic approaches, offering new hope through biologics, immunomodulators, and precision medicine.

Overview:

This session provides a comprehensive exploration of inflammatory skin diseases, structured around major sub‑topics that reflect both clinical relevance and research innovation. Faculty will highlight common disorders, occupationally linked conditions, and rare autoimmune syndromes, while also addressing psychosocial burden and multidisciplinary care. The discussion will emphasize established standards of practice alongside emerging therapies that are redefining dermatology.

Key Topics:

Eczema / Atopic Dermatitis – Chronic, relapsing inflammatory condition influenced by genetics and environment; focus on biologics and barrier repair.
Psoriasis – Immune‑mediated disorder with systemic associations; advances in biologics and small molecules are central to care.
Autoimmune Blistering Disorders – Includes pemphigus vulgaris and bullous pemphigoid; requires precision diagnostics and immunosuppressive or biologic therapies.
Contact Dermatitis – Allergic and irritant forms with occupational relevance; emphasis on patch testing, prevention, and workplace safety.
Chronic Inflammatory Dermatoses – Conditions such as lichen planus and hidradenitis suppurativa; complex pathomechanisms demand multidisciplinary care.
Emerging Pathways & Precision Medicine – Cytokine networks (IL‑4, IL‑13, IL‑17, IL‑23) and genetic predispositions; personalized therapy approaches and long‑term monitoring.

Learning Objectives:

Recognize the clinical spectrum of inflammatory dermatoses across common and rare presentations.
Understand immune mechanisms and cytokine pathways driving chronic skin inflammation.
Apply biologic and immunomodulator therapies effectively in diverse patient populations.
Integrate precision medicine and genetic insights into dermatologic practice.
Enhance patient outcomes through multidisciplinary collaboration and psychosocial support.

International Conference on Dermatology and Skin Care

Track: Inflammatory Dermatoses

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