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psoralenenUK
pso·ra·len P0632380 (sôr′ə-lən)n. Any of a group of chemical compounds found in certain plants, used to treat psoriasis and vitiligo.
[From New Latin Psōralea, plant genus, from Greek psōralea, neuter pl. of psōraleos, mangy (from the appearance of the plants' leaves), from psōrā, itch.]psoralen (ˈsɔːrəˌlɛn) n (Pharmacology) any of various naturally occurring photoreactive chemicals, found in some plants, some of which are used in the treatment of skin disorders such as psoriasis and vitiligo.Translations
psoralenenUK
psoralen [sor´ah-len] any of the constituents of certain plants, such as Psoralea corylifolia, that have the ability to produce phototoxic dermatitis when an individual is first exposed to it and then to sunlight; certain perfumes and drugs, such as methoxsalen, contain psoralens.psor·a·len (sōr'ă-len), A phototoxic drug used by topical or oral administration for the treatment of vitiligo and psoriasis. Also present in oil of bergamot perfume and in fruits and vegetables such as limes, which may cause photosensitization.
See also: PUVA. psoralen (sôr′ə-lən)n. Any of a group of chemical compounds found in certain plants, used to treat psoriasis and vitiligo.psoralen Therapeutics A class of furocoumarins used to treat psoriasis and other skin conditionspsor·a·len (sōr'ă-len) A phototoxic drug used topically or orally to treat vitiligo and psoriasis; present in oil of bergamot perfume and in fruits and vegetables such as limes, which may cause photosensitization. PsoralenA family of photosensitizing chemicals that can be found in lemons, celery, and other plants. Chemically synthesized versions are used to augment the effects of UVA light treatments.Mentioned in: Ultraviolet Light Treatment |