T Helper 2 Polarization in Senile Erythroderma with Elevated Levels of XXXX and IgE.

@entity1 @entity483 @entity5658 @entity14420
UNASSIGNED: Background: Some cases of @entity5658 tend to be diagnosed as @entity483 ( @entity483 ) based on elevated levels of immunoglobulin E (IgE) and thymus and activation-regulated chemokine ( @entity14420 ). However, there are few studies that describe the detailed characteristics of @entity483 . Objective: We examined the association of @entity5658 with @entity483 . Methods: In this retrospective observational study, 68 @entity1 over 65 years of age who presented with @entity5658 at Osaka University Hospital were enrolled. @entity1 data were collected through medical records and descriptive statistics. Results: 47% of the @entity1 were classified as having idiopathic @entity5658 and 53% as having secondary @entity5658 . In both idiopathic and secondary @entity5658 patients, serum IgE and @entity14420 levels were elevated. 84% of idiopathic @entity5658 @entity1 fulfilled the Japanese Dermatological Associations criteria for @entity483 ; however, only 4 @entity1 were finally definitely diagnosed with @entity483 . Conclusion: Many @entity5658 @entity1 showed @entity483 -like symptoms due to T helper 2 polarization.    2015 S. Karger AG, Basel.
