
Opinion|Videos|March 15, 2025
GPP Pathogenesis and Treatment Goals
Panelists discuss recent advances in understanding the pathogenesis of generalized pustular psoriasis (GPP) and how these insights have influenced the approach to and management of the disease. They also outline their immediate and long-term treatment goals for patients with GPP, focusing on symptom control and long-term disease management.
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- What have we learned in recent years about the pathogenesis of GPP, and how has this affected the way we think about and manage the disease?
- What are your immediate and long-term treatment goals for patients with GPP?
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