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Br J Dermatol. 2013 Oct;169(4):769-82. doi: 10.1111/bjd.12557.
Plant extracts for the topical management of psoriasis: a systematic

review and meta-analysis.
Deng S1, May BH, Zhang AL, Lu C, Xue CC.
Author information

Abstract

Patients with psoriasis frequently use preparations of plant extracts.

Physicians need to be aware of the current evidence concerning these

products. This review evaluates the efficacy and safety of preparations of

plant extracts used topically for psoriasis.

Searches were conducted in PubMed, Embase, the Cochrane library,

two Chinese databases and article reference lists.

Randomized controlled trials investigating extracts of single plants were

included.

Preparations of multiple plants and combinations of plant extracts
plus conventional therapies were excluded.

Two authors conducted searches, extracted data and assessed risk of

bias.

Outcomes used in meta-analyses were: clinical efficacy, Psoriasis Area

and Severity Index score, and quality of life and symptom scores.

The 12 included studies investigated extracts of:

Mahonia aquifolium (n = 5), Aloe vera (n = 3), indigo naturalis (n = 2),

kukui nut oil (n = 1) and Camptotheca acuminata nut (n = 1).

Methodological quality was variable.

Six studies provided data suitable for meta-analysis of clinical efficacy,

and five were vs. placebo (relative risk 3·37, 95% confidence interval 1·

36-8·33).

Experimental studies indicate components of indigo naturalis,
Mahonia and Camptotheca have anti-inflammatory, antiproliferative and

other actions of relevance to psoriasis.

The clinical trial evidence provides limited support for preparations

containing extracts of M. aquifolium, indigo naturalis and Aloe vera for

the topical management of plaque psoriasis based on multiple studies.

No serious adverse events were reported.
Because of the small size of most studies and methodological

weaknesses, strong conclusions cannot be made.
The magnitudes of any effects cannot be measured with accuracy,
so it is difficult to assess the clinical relevance of these preparations.
© 2013 British Association of Dermatologists.

min 寫:昏倒。

min 寫:哀馬姨？

image 寫:是要講電影嗎？（請開在裏面專門的娛樂版ㄟ）

（如果是講這篇？推薦ｃ大，北客大等大師　不過請私下先問人家意願不願意替別人上這篇～謝謝）

Br J Dermatol. 2013 Oct;169(4):769-82. doi: 10.1111/bjd.12557.
Plant extracts for the topical management of psoriasis: a systematic

review and meta-analysis.
Deng S1, May BH, Zhang AL, Lu C, Xue CC.
Author information

Abstract

Patients with psoriasis frequently use preparations of plant extracts.

Physicians need to be aware of the current evidence concerning these

products. This review evaluates the efficacy and safety of preparations of

plant extracts used topically for psoriasis.

Searches were conducted in PubMed, Embase, the Cochrane library,

two Chinese databases and article reference lists.

Randomized controlled trials investigating extracts of single plants were

included.

Preparations of multiple plants and combinations of plant extracts
plus conventional therapies were excluded.

Two authors conducted searches, extracted data and assessed risk of

bias.

Outcomes used in meta-analyses were: clinical efficacy, Psoriasis Area

and Severity Index score, and quality of life and symptom scores.

The 12 included studies investigated extracts of:

Mahonia aquifolium (n = 5), Aloe vera (n = 3), indigo naturalis (n = 2),

kukui nut oil (n = 1) and Camptotheca acuminata nut (n = 1).

Methodological quality was variable.

Six studies provided data suitable for meta-analysis of clinical efficacy,

and five were vs. placebo (relative risk 3·37, 95% confidence interval 1·

36-8·33).

Experimental studies indicate components of indigo naturalis,
Mahonia and Camptotheca have anti-inflammatory, antiproliferative and

other actions of relevance to psoriasis.

The clinical trial evidence provides limited support for preparations

containing extracts of M. aquifolium, indigo naturalis and Aloe vera for

the topical management of plaque psoriasis based on multiple studies.

No serious adverse events were reported.
Because of the small size of most studies and methodological

weaknesses, strong conclusions cannot be made.
The magnitudes of any effects cannot be measured with accuracy,
so it is difficult to assess the clinical relevance of these preparations.
© 2013 British Association of Dermatologists.

yehmy 寫:

image 寫:是要講電影嗎？（請開在裏面專門的娛樂版ㄟ）

（如果是講這篇？推薦ｃ大，北客大等大師　不過請私下先問人家意願不願意替別人上這篇～謝謝）

Br J Dermatol. 2013 Oct;169(4):769-82. doi: 10.1111/bjd.12557.
Plant extracts for the topical management of psoriasis: a systematic

review and meta-analysis.
Deng S1, May BH, Zhang AL, Lu C, Xue CC.
Author information

Abstract

Patients with psoriasis frequently use preparations of plant extracts.

Physicians need to be aware of the current evidence concerning these

products. This review evaluates the efficacy and safety of preparations of

plant extracts used topically for psoriasis.

Searches were conducted in PubMed, Embase, the Cochrane library,

two Chinese databases and article reference lists.

Randomized controlled trials investigating extracts of single plants were

included.

Preparations of multiple plants and combinations of plant extracts
plus conventional therapies were excluded.

Two authors conducted searches, extracted data and assessed risk of

bias.

Outcomes used in meta-analyses were: clinical efficacy, Psoriasis Area

and Severity Index score, and quality of life and symptom scores.

The 12 included studies investigated extracts of:

Mahonia aquifolium (n = 5), Aloe vera (n = 3), indigo naturalis (n = 2),

kukui nut oil (n = 1) and Camptotheca acuminata nut (n = 1).

Methodological quality was variable.

Six studies provided data suitable for meta-analysis of clinical efficacy,

and five were vs. placebo (relative risk 3·37, 95% confidence interval 1·

36-8·33).

Experimental studies indicate components of indigo naturalis,
Mahonia and Camptotheca have anti-inflammatory, antiproliferative and

other actions of relevance to psoriasis.

The clinical trial evidence provides limited support for preparations

containing extracts of M. aquifolium, indigo naturalis and Aloe vera for

the topical management of plaque psoriasis based on multiple studies.

No serious adverse events were reported.
Because of the small size of most studies and methodological

weaknesses, strong conclusions cannot be made.
The magnitudes of any effects cannot be measured with accuracy,
so it is difficult to assess the clinical relevance of these preparations.
© 2013 British Association of Dermatologists.

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brian1968 寫:(咦)
論譠方向????
有無先徵詢過image大師

image 寫:

brian1968 寫:
論譠方向????
有無先徵詢過image大師

沒有　我也是【看報才知道】啊

請管理員幫忙挪一下

yehmy 寫:孔子曰：『 良藥苦於口，利於病；忠言逆於耳，利於行。』 COPY 自網路
當做是好意， 應該覺得溫馨 ； 當做是敵意， 會不舒服。
期望 大家 做朋友 ，不要當敵人。

主題 改名 "期望 大家 做朋友 ，不要當敵人。" 可以嗎 ? 如何改 ?

image 寫:

yehmy 寫:孔子曰：『 良藥苦於口，利於病；忠言逆於耳，利於行。』 COPY 自網路
當做是好意， 應該覺得溫馨 ； 當做是敵意， 會不舒服。
期望 大家 做朋友 ，不要當敵人。

主題 改名 "期望 大家 做朋友 ，不要當敵人。" 可以嗎 ? 如何改 ?

應該沒有人不同意吧～何必特別開版？開版有幫忙到嘛？好怪　可以關起來了

auricle 寫:不准咬i 姨 !

http://www.ettoday.net/news/20140307/332220.htm

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auricle 寫:不准咬i 姨 !

http://www.ettoday.net/news/20140307/332220.htm

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