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`Actinic keratosis (AK) can be treated by photodynamic therapy (PDT), which is becoming a well-established toolin
`dermatology. Normally a precursor of the photosensitiser is applied topically and converted into protoporphyrin IX
`(PPIX) in thecells. By activating PPIX with light, the dysplastic cells will be destroyed. We report the results of two
`clinical studies investigating the properties of a novel self-adhesive 5-ALA-patch (PD P 506 A) intended for PDT of m
`to moderate AK on the face and head. The studies investigated the influence of patch application duration on PPIX-
`specific fluorescence and the pharmacokinetic properties of the 5-ALA patch. The PPIX fluorescencein AK lesions a
`normal skin after patch application (intraindividual comparison; applicationfor 2, 3, 4, 5 h) was investigated in 13
`patients using DYADERM Professional (Biocam). In the subsequent pharmacokinetic study 12 patients were treated
`with 8 patches each (4 h application). 5-ALA and PPIX were analysed in plasma (over 24 h) and urine (over 12 h). PPI
`specific fluorescence measured immediately after patch removal increased with increasing application duration to
`maximumat 4-h application. The fluorescence in AK lesions was moreintense than in normal skin. A small increase
`of 5-ALA plasma concentrations was observed in 10 of 12 patients after applying 8 patches for 4 h, which rapidly
`declined to normalvalues after patch removal. The maximum increase was3.7-fold of the pre-dose 5-ALA plasma
`concentration. No PPIX-concentrations abovethe lowerlimit of quantification were observed. PPIX-specific
`fluorescencein AK lesions can be steered by application duration of this novel 5-ALA patch. Application is safe and
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`dermatology. Normally a precursor of the photosensitiser is applied topically and converted into protoporphyrin IX
`(PPIX) in thecells. By activating PPIX with light, the dysplastic cells will be destroyed. We report the results of two
`clinical studies investigating the properties of a novel self-adhesive 5-ALA-patch (PD P 506 A) intended for PDT of m
`to moderate AK on the face and head. The studies investigated the influence of patch application duration on PPIX-
`specific fluorescence and the pharmacokinetic properties of the 5-ALA patch. The PPIX fluorescencein AK lesions a
`normal skin after patch application (intraindividual comparison; applicationfor 2, 3, 4, 5 h) was investigated in 13
`patients using DYADERM Professional (Biocam). In the subsequent pharmacokinetic study 12 patients were treated
`with 8 patches each(4 h application). 5-ALA and PPIX were analysed in plasma (over 24 h) and urine (over 12 h). PPI
`specific fluorescence measured immediately after patch removal increased with increasing application duration to
`maximumat 4-h application. The fluorescence in AK lesions was moreintense than in normal skin. A small increase
`of 5-ALA plasma concentrations was observed in 10 of 12 patients after applying 8 patches for 4 h, which rapidly
`declined to normalvalues after patch removal. The maximum increase was3.7-fold of the pre-dose 5-ALA plasma
`concentration. No PPIX-concentrations above the lowerlimit of quantification were observed. PPIX-specific
`fluorescencein AK lesions can be steered by application duration of this novel 5-ALA patch. Application is safe and
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