Vitiligo Gets Long-Missing Definitions for Severity and Relapse
Conexiant
April 15, 2026
Vitiligo lacks standardized definitions of severity and relapse, complicating treatment strategies and patient management.
Recent therapeutic advances, including JAK inhibitors, have not been adequately assessed for relapse due to inconsistent definitions.
An international consensus statement aims to establish body surface area-based severity strata and define relapse more clearly.
The new framework represents a shift towards multidimensional assessments, incorporating both psychological and clinical factors.
Applying the consensus criteria consistently in clinical trials and practice is the next challenge for managing vitiligo.
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