Context and objectives of the guidelines, Centre de Preuves en Dermatologie

Guidelines chronic spontaneous urticaria Updated on Dec 19

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Context and objectives of the recommendation

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Objective

The objective of this work has been to provide an update on the drug and non-drug treatments of chronic spontaneous urticaria (CSU) in adults and children, based on data from the literature reviewed by a working group with no conflicts of interest with respect to the pharmaceutical industry and pharmacovigilance.

The physician will thus be able to use this data to help make decisions for each patient.

Medical professionals concerned

Prescribing physicians such as dermatologists, allergists, general practitioners, paediatricians and internists.

Working group

A multidisciplinary working group (WG) was set up at the request of the presidents of the various French scientific societies working in disciplines traditionally involving the care of patients with CSU.

Its members were:

President:
Annabel MARUANI (University professor and hospital practitioner, university and hospital dermatology) — Tours
Paediatricians in private practice:
Gwenaelle D’ACREMONT — Paris 9^th district
Methodology, university and hospital biostatistics:
Bruno GIRAUDEAU — Tours
Hospital allergology and dermatology:
Florence HACARD — Lyon
Private-practice dermatology:
Marie-Hélène JEGOU — Blanquefort
Hospital pharmacology:
Annie-Pierre JONVILLE-BERA — Tours
University and private general practitioners:
Stéphane MUNCK — Nice
University and hospital immunology:
Bach-Nga PHAM — Reims

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