Mechanisms of itch in atopic dermatitis



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Abstract

Pruritus is a constant and principal symptom of atopic dermatitis (AD), because of it's impact on quality of life. There fore studying of itch mechanisms is actual and could substantiate the ways of AD management. The present review is devoted to consideration of the modern data on this problem.

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