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1. 緩和ケアにおけるそう痒の概要overview of pruritus in palliative care [show details]
… Pruritus (itch) is the unpleasant sensation that provokes an urge to scratch. Fortunately, pruritus is relatively uncommon in the palliative care population, and when present, may be short-lived or go …
2. Pruritus: Therapies for generalized prurituspruritus therapies for generalized pruritus [show details]
… interventions – Scratching may increase symptoms of pruritus, resulting in a perpetual itch-scratch cycle. Occlusion of localized areas of pruritus with Unna boots or other occlusive dressings (eg, hydrocolloid …
3. そう痒症：疫学および患者評価pruritus etiology and patient evaluation [show details]
… Pruritus (itch) is a common symptom, rather than a specific disease entity, that occurs in a diverse range of skin diseases Pruritus may also appear as a prominent feature of extracutaneous disorders …
4. Pruritus: Therapies for localized prurituspruritus therapies for localized pruritus [show details]
… treatment. Examples of causes of localized pruritus include inflammatory, dermatologic disorders; burns; scars; and forms of neuropathic itch. While amelioration of pruritus is sometimes easily attained, treatment …
5. 尿毒症性そう痒症uremic pruritus [show details]
… percent did not even report itching to health care staff. Sixty-nine percent of medical directors underestimated the prevalence of pruritus in their units . The prevalence has not been as well studied in …