Psychogenic and neurogenic components in patients with psychogenic or neuropathic pruritus: PRURINEURO: A non‐interventional single‐centre prospective assay
Abstract Background The causes of pruritus are multiple and commonly classified into six different categories: dermatological, systemic, neuropathic, psychogenic, mixed and idiopathic. In clinical practice, psychogenic and neurogenic mechanisms tend to be separated in the etiological diagnosis of ne...
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Main Authors: | Marie Orliaguet (Author), Emilie Brenaut (Author), Anne‐Sophie Ficheux (Author), Sylvie Boisramé (Author), Laurent Misery (Author) |
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2023-12-01T00:00:00Z.
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