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    The Davos mountain region

    Study on helioclimate therapy in the high mountains for fungoides

    H. Tippel, R. Engst

    August 1986

    Climate treatment

    Skin / Allergies

    The effectiveness of topical steroids, chemotherapy, photochemotherapy, borderline radiotherapy and electron beam therapy has already been demonstrated in the treatment of mycosis fungoides. In addition, the results of dermatological climatotherapy in the high Alps region (Davos, 1,560 m) show that natural sunlight exposure in this special climate is very effective in the treatment of mycosis fungoides.
    Overall, 63% of 128 treatment cycles in 84 patients with mycosis fungoides went into remission, which lasted at least 13 months. The best results were achieved in the early stages of mycosis fungoides and when climatotherapy was carried out long enough and repeated.

    The most important information on the study at a glance

    Indications
    Mycosis fungoides
    Institution
    Clinic and Polyclinic for Dermatology and Allergology, Technical University of Munich, Munich, Germany
    Title
    Study on helioclimate therapy in the high mountains for mycosis fungoides
    Brief description
    The study shows that climatotherapy in the high Alps achieves high remission rates in mycosis fungoides, especially in the early stages.
    Original title
    Mycosis fungoides. Results of helioclimate therapy in high mountains (Davos, 1,560)
    Link to the study
    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3759452/

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