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Systematic reviews on eczema

March 2021: This resource is now archived and no longer being updated.

We recommend the Epistemonikos database as a comprehensive, searchable database of systematic reviews. The L.OVE Platform provides an alternative source for atopic dermatitis systematic reviews, browsable by topic.

This page is a mapping by topic of systematic reviews on eczema (atopic eczema) published since the 2000 HTA Systematic review of treatments for atopic eczema. The systematic reviews were found in the searches for our Annual Evidence Updates and CEBD Evidence Updates. Links are given to the PubMed abstract, or the original publication if not in PubMed.

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Atopic eczema (© CEBD)

 

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Epidemiology and aetiology

Prevalence
 
Aetiology, genetic risk factors & biomarkers
 
Risk factors - maternal & prenatal (see also "Maternal diet" under Prevention)
 
Risk factors - other
 
Co-morbidities
 
Diagnosis, evaluation & outcomes
 
Disease impact & treatment cost-effectiveness
 
Research methodology
 


Prevention

Maternal diet
 
Breastfeeding
 
Dietary & supplements (for prevention)
 
Aeroallergen reduction (for prevention)
 
Other prevention
 


Topical treatments

Topical corticosteroids
 
Topical calcineurin inhibitors
 
Emollients
 
Topical antimicrobials
 
Occlusive therapies
 
Other topical treatments
 


Systemic treatments

Systemic corticosteroids
 
Systemic immune modulators (conventional, non-biologic)
 
Systemic biologic therapies
 
New small molecule systemic therapies
 
Immunotherapy/desensitisation
 
Systemic antimicrobials
 
Anti-histamine/anti-allergic
 
Dietary & supplements (for treatment)
 
Other systemic treatments
 


Other treatments

Phototherapy
 
Psychological & educational
 
Aeroallergen reduction (for treatment)
 
Laundering techniques 
 
Clothing
 
Bathing & water softeners
 
Chinese herbal medicine
 
Complementary & alternative therapies
 

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