Biologicals and Biosimilars in Dermatology - Definition, Classification, Characteristics, Properties

[@pratibhajp2171]

Wow, nice and in depth explanation on biosimolars and biological thank you.......

[@sabhderma]

Glad you liked it!😊

[@JahnaviChaduvula]

Thankyou very much for a clear overview of the topic sir😊

[@sabhderma]

Thank you so much! Keep up-to-date with the channel. I will keep making videos. 👍😊😊

[@دكتورهايفيتسوريال]

thank you so much

[@sabhderma]

Welcome 😊 keep watching. More videos to come 😁😁

[@dryogesh197]

Sir pls make a video for etiopathogenesis of atopic dermatitis...

[@sabhderma]

That is a very good suggestion. The pathomechanism of atopic dermatitis is very very complex. It will take some time to simplify it. But I will definitely make a video on it very soon. 😊😊

[@CA-and-doctor-couple]

sir i had a question. what is the exact difference between immunosuppressants and immunomodulators

[@sabhderma]

That's a good question. Immunosuppressive agents decrease the activity of the immune system. Immunomodulator can increase, decrease, or just correct the working of an altered immune system. That is the simple difference. Suppressives only decrease, while modulators make sure that the immune system works correctly as it should. Hence, mmf is immunosuppressive and immunomodulator, but apremilast is only an immunomodulator. So all immunosuppressives are immunomodulator, but only a subset of immunomodulators are immunosuppressives. I hope it is clear. Let me know if it's not

[@CA-and-doctor-couple]

@@sabhderma yes sir really appreciate it. Was really helpful

[@mareahk8014]

Cannot click on the link sir.

[@sabhderma]

In that case, just copy paste the citation to the web address bar.