Effective therapy of atopic dermatitis in children complicated by secondary infection
Atopic dermatitis (AtD) is one of chronic recurrent diseases. One of the most frequent complications of atopic dermatitis in children is secondary bacterial infection which plays a significant role in the pathogenesis of AtD and is a relevant factor for its aggravation. It is recurrent bacterial infection that often causes AtD refractory to standard therapy. Early effective etiotropic treatment of bacterial complications with baneocin is the key to achieving remission of AtD in children.