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Case Reports
. 2022 Nov 12:32:11-14.
doi: 10.1016/j.jdcr.2022.11.009. eCollection 2023 Feb.

Efficacy of textile photodynamic therapy for mycosis fungoides

Elise Toulemonde  1 , Marion Douxami  1 , Sarah Faiz  1   2 , Romain Dubois  3 , Marie Verhasselt-Crinquette  3 , Olivier Carpentier  1   4 , Henry Abi Rached  1 , Laurent Mortier  5
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Efficacy of textile photodynamic therapy for mycosis fungoides

Elise Toulemonde et al. JAAD Case Rep. .
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Keywords: CTCL; MF, Mycosis fungoides; cPDT, Conventional photodynamic therapy; conventional photodynamic therapy; cutaneous T-cell lymphoma; dermaroller; methyl aminolevulinate; microneedling; mycosis fungoides; tPDT, Textile photodynamic therapy; textile photodynamic therapy.

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Fig 1
Fig 1
Skin biopsy sample of patient 1 confirming the diagnosis of follicular mycosis fungoides. A, dense pilotropic lymphoid infiltrates and (B) mucin deposits. C, Positivity for CD3 staining. D, Negativity for CD8 staining.
Fig 2
Fig 2
Mycosis fungoides in patient 1 at (A) baseline, with pink plaque on the cheek with follicular accentuation, and (B) after the fifth treatment.
Fig 3
Fig 3
Skin biopsy sample of patient 2 confirming the diagnosis of follicular mycosis fungoides. A, Dense pilotropic infiltrates without deposition of mucin with (B) CD3 expression, (C) partial loss of CD7, and (D) comedones.
Fig 4
Fig 4
Mycosis fungoides in patient 2 at (A) baseline and (B) 3 months after the third treatment.
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