Psoriasis, a common chronic skin disease seen in about 1% to 3% of the world's population,
may have an impact on quality of life as well as severe metabolic complications. It should be …

Psoriasis in the elderly will constitute a significant challenge for the practising physician in
this new millennium. Special considerations for the elderly include drug-induced or drug …

Psoriasis is one of the most common chronic skin diseases, and unprecedented increases in
the elderly population will make diagnosis and management of geriatric psoriasis …

Background Psoriasis management in elderly may be difficult, mainly due to comorbidities
and concomitant medications. The aim of this study was to compare elderly and non-elderly …

Management of psoriasis in elderly patients may be challenging due to a small number of
studies investigating this specific population. When treating a mature patient, special …

The geriatric population of the USA is rapidly growing, and estimates indicate that it will
comprise one-fourth of the total population by year 2025. These patients make up a …

BACKGROUND: The continuous increase in the US population older than 65 years and the
chronic course of psoriasis make management of psoriasis in the elderly an important health …

Background Age of the patients and age of onset of psoriasis may have an impact on the
disease. There is little information about psoriasis in elderly patients. Objective We …

Little is known about psoriasis in geriatric patients, whereas treating this growing population
can be challenging due to comorbidities, comedication and physical impairments. To …

Introduction: Psoriasis in elderly patients is considered to be of emerging clinical relevance
because of the increase in the aged segment of the population. Psoriasis in such a group …