Nevena Skroza, Ilari Proietti, Nicoletta Bernardini, La Viola Giorgio, Maria Teresa Mancini, Francesca Nicolucci, Riccardo Pampena, Ersilia Tolino, Sara Zuber, Concetta Potenza
Journal: Current pharmaceutical design 2015;20(7):1136-8
PMID: 23782144
Skin and gut represent physical and immunological barriers between internal and external environment. Some affections involving the intestine, such as celiac disease, are reported to be associated with several different cutaneous diseases, like dermatitis herpetiforme or psoriasis. This could be better explained if gut and skin are taken as complex structures that share physio-pathological and immunological aspects. As a proof, we present the case of a woman affected by celiac disease who presented with three different skin manifestations strongly related in terms of onset, response to therapy and improvement during gluten-free diet.
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