The pregnancy-specific skin disorders are pruritic, inflammatory eruptions. The current
classification by Ambros-Rudolph et al. includes four entities: pemphigoid gestationis (PG) …

The specific dermatoses of pregnancy represent a heterogeneous group of pruritic skin
diseases that have been recently reclassified and include pemphigoid (herpes) gestationis …

The pruritic eruptions of pregnancy can be categorized by the morphology of the individual
lesions, with histopathology, immunofluorescence, and laboratory data contributing to the …

During pregnancy, the mother undergoes changes to sustain and enable normal growth and
development of the fetus. Common physiological changes include linea nigra, fibroepithelial …

Cutaneous symptoms and signs are not uncommon during pregnancy. The physiologic
signs of pregnancy (see Chapter 3) often involve the skin or mucous membranes, and can …

Pregnancy is associated with altered endocrine, metabolic and immunologic status. These
dramatic alterations result in multiple changes in skin, both physiologic and pathologic …

This article reviews pertinent data about dermatoses of pregnancy. According to various
researches, a total of nine types of dermatoses have been identified in pregnancy. Out of …

OBJECTIVES: We sought to evaluate the frequency and clinical characteristics of pruritic
dermatoses in pregnancy and to assess a rationalized classification. METHODS: Data of …

The specific dermatoses of pregnancy represent a group of pruritic cutaneous conditions
that appear exclusively during pregnancy and/or in the puerperium. The severity can range …

Some aspects regarding the etiology and the nosologic classification of various pregnancy
dermatoses are highly controversial. While some authors highlight the existence of premises …