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EXCIMER LASER
IN
DERMATOLOGY
Dr. Shama Naaz (Junior Resident)
Introduction
2
WHAT IS EXCIMER• Excimer = excited dimer = a molecule that only exists
in the excited state
HOW DOES THE ENERGY OF THE
PHOTON DEFINE THE WAVELENGTH
Presentation title 3
• If all the photons have the same Energy (E, - E,), they will all have the same wavelength
• If all the photons have the same wavelength, the global spectrum is narrow - band
WHY 308nm IS THE BEST
WAVELENGTH
Presentation title 4
308 nm is the best
wavelength: High
Efficiency & low risk
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN EXCIMER and
EXCIPLEX
Presentation title 5
Excimer =excited dimer Exciplex = excited complex
An Excimer is a dimer X-X that only
only exists in an excited level of enerqy
Exciplex is a complex X-Y that only
exists in an excited level of energy
Examples:Xe-Xe is a dimer Examples:• Xe-CI is a complex
EXCIMER LAMP
Presentation title 6
• Clarteis developed the smallest electronic architecture in the world to perform
• .Pulses of more than 7000 Volts
• More than 200000 times per second
• Which complies with all medical electronic regulations in the world.
SPATIAL AND SPECTRAL
DISTRIBUTIONS
Presentation title 7
• Xe-CI emission spectrum is naturally narrow-band
• Power distribution of excimer lamp is very homogenous in the output window(All treated zones receive the same
treatment (unlike with excimer lasers)
EXCIMER @308nm : LAMP V/S LASER
- PHYSICS
• Same gas (Xenon +
Chlorine)
• Same pulsed
electrical generator
• Same chemical
reaction
• Same photons
generated
• Same wavelength
Presentation title 8
Excimer lamp Excimer laser
Spontaneous emission
All directions
Non coherent light
Stimulated emission
Collimated beam
Coherent light
EXCIMER
@308nm :
LAMP V/S
LASER -
BIOLOGY /
MEDICINE
Similar results
EXCIMER @308nm : LAMP V/S LASER -
COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS
Presentation title 10
Excimer lamp Excimer laser
1 Kg
Up to 100 mW/cm?
Large spot size
~ 15 lakh INR
No additional costs
70 kg
Up to 150 mW/cm?
Small spot size
~ 70 lakh INR
~ 8 lakh INR / year
“
”
ADVANTAGES OF EXCIMER LAMP DEVICE
• NO HEATING TIME
• POWERFUL
• NO CONSUMABLES
• TRANSPORTABLE
“
”
CLINICAL RESULTS FOR VARIOUS
INDICATIONS
“
”
308 nm, Best wavelength to treat Vitiligo, Psoriasis
&Alopecia Areata
More than 200 clinical studies published
CLINICAL INDICATIONS
Presentation title 14
Other conditions-
Lichen planus
Prurigo nodularis, localized
Scleroderma, genital lichen sclerosus
Granuloma annulare
Pityriasis alba
CONTRAINDICATIONS
Presentation title 15
Photosensitive conditions such as
• lupus erythematosus
• xeroderma pigmentosum
• History of cutaneous malignancies
• Patient on arsenic or ionizing radiation therapy
• Patient on photosensitizing drugs
ADJUSTABLE THERAPIES
16
Excimer combined with
with topical/ oral
treatment
Excimer combined with
with devices
To fasten the results
• Corticosteroids
• Immunosupressors(tacrolimus)
• Minoxidil
• JAK inhibitors (ruxolitinib..)
• Daivobet
• Vaseline with salicylic acid
• Anti oxidants (superoxide
dismutase..)
Combination with CO2laser to treat
resistant patches of Vitiligo.
EXCIMER AS
MONOTHERAPY
ADJUSTABLE THERAPIES
17
In case of localized disease : <
: < 10% of the body surface
In case of spread disease : > 10% of
10% of the body surface
Treat with excimer,
• To protect the healthy skin
• To reduce the cumulative dose(less session
session needed)
Excimer
• To treat resistant patches
• To faster treat visible areas
• To treat narrow areas
Conventional phototherapy to exposeat the same
same time most lesions
Minimal Erythema Dose(MED) calculation-Very
important.
• 6 Dose testing with
50,100,150, 200, 250
&300mJ doses on
back
• Call patient back or
ask for photos after
24,48 & 72 Hrs.
• Reading done 24 hrs
later->MED= lowest
dose that generates
homogenous
erythema
18
Vitiligo Vulgaris
19
• Determine MED
• Start with initial dose based on skin type & location.
• Increase dose every 2 sessions by 50mJ if no erythema seen
after 24 hrs.
• Maintain dose if erythema seen after 24 hrs, but disappears
after 48hrs.
• Reduce dose by 50mJ if erythema lasts between 48-72 hrs.
• Reduce dose by 100mJ if erythema lasts for >72 hrs or blistering
happens.
Vitiligo area Initial
dose(m)/cm2)
Peri-ocular 100
Face and Neck 150
Arm, leg, trunk 200
Elbow, knees 300
Hand, feet 350
Finger, toes 400
Vitiligo Vulgaris
20
• Initially-3 Tx per week (non consecutive days) to achieve
trigger healing effect.
• After initial change is seen-›taper to 2 Tx per week.
• Discontinue treatment if no appreciable change is seen in
15-20 sessions.
• Total sessions in vitiligo-15-50, based on response.
• Efficacy depends on location: Face>Neck> Trunk>Lips>bony
prominences>Extremities.
• Combination with Tacrolimus 0.1% &/Or Tofacitinib gives
better & faster results
Post treatment
erythema
Dose
change(mJ/cm2)
No erythema or
<24h
+50
24h <Erythema
<48h
0
48h <Erythema
<72h
-50
72h < Erythema -100
Erythema +++ postpone
nextsession
Generalized Vitiligo
• Combined with NBUVB- do twice a week.
• Excimer is used once a week to treat facial vitiligo or exposed areas &
stubborn vitiligo.
• In case if extensive/ unstable vitiligo ->Combine with eitherOral mini
pulse of steroids and/or Azathioprine/tofacitinib
Presentation title 21
Segmental vitiligo
• Difficult to treat esp if leuchotrichia is present.
• Response is good if treatment is started early, preferably within6
months of onset.
• Repigmentation is mostly complete and long lasting if treatmentis
started within 1-2 months of onset.
• Combination with topical tacrolimus/fractional laser/MNRF->reduces
number of sessions.
Presentation title 22
Acral Vitiligo
• most difficult area-> >60+ sessions.
• Needs pretreatment with Melanocyte-keratinocyte transfer/epidermal
cell suspension.
• Excimer+ topical Tofacitinib - 30 sessions 4 pills (5mg) crushed+ 20 Gm
petroleum jelly.
Presentation title 23
Psoriasis protocol
• Determine MED.
• Do 2 sessions per week.
• Start treatment with 1-3X MED
based on severity.
• Increase by 0.5 MED every week,
if no erythema or erythema <24
hrs.
• Maintain dose if erythema
between 24-72 hrs.
Presentation title 24
Post treatment
erythema
Initial dose(xMED)
No erythema or <24h
<24h
+0.5
24h <Erythema <72h
<72h
0
72h < Erythema -0.5
Erythema +++ postpone next session
session
Psoriasis protocol
• Reduce dose by 0.5 MED if
erythema > 72 hrs.
• Stay at Max tolerable dose.
• If blistering or crusting
happens -> reduce dose by
1 MED for next 2 sessions->
Then start increasing dose
by 100mJ every 2 sessions.
Presentation title 25
Psoriasis severity Initial dose(xMED)
Mild 1
Moderate 2
Severe 3
Alopecia areata
• Start with 50 % MED [max150mj/cm2]
• Increase by 50mj every 2 sessions till
tolerated.
• Stay at this fluence.
• In case of prolonged erythema reduce
by 50mj for next 2session and then
increase again.
• 2 tx per week.
26
Post treatment
erythema
Initial dose(xMED)
No erythema or <24h
<24h
+50
24h <Erythema <72h
<72h
0
48h <Erythema <72h
<72h
-50
72h < Erythema -100
Erythema +++ postpone next session
session
Summary
Presentation title 27

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Final excimer.pptx

  • 1. EXCIMER LASER IN DERMATOLOGY Dr. Shama Naaz (Junior Resident)
  • 2. Introduction 2 WHAT IS EXCIMER• Excimer = excited dimer = a molecule that only exists in the excited state
  • 3. HOW DOES THE ENERGY OF THE PHOTON DEFINE THE WAVELENGTH Presentation title 3 • If all the photons have the same Energy (E, - E,), they will all have the same wavelength • If all the photons have the same wavelength, the global spectrum is narrow - band
  • 4. WHY 308nm IS THE BEST WAVELENGTH Presentation title 4 308 nm is the best wavelength: High Efficiency & low risk
  • 5. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN EXCIMER and EXCIPLEX Presentation title 5 Excimer =excited dimer Exciplex = excited complex An Excimer is a dimer X-X that only only exists in an excited level of enerqy Exciplex is a complex X-Y that only exists in an excited level of energy Examples:Xe-Xe is a dimer Examples:• Xe-CI is a complex
  • 6. EXCIMER LAMP Presentation title 6 • Clarteis developed the smallest electronic architecture in the world to perform • .Pulses of more than 7000 Volts • More than 200000 times per second • Which complies with all medical electronic regulations in the world.
  • 7. SPATIAL AND SPECTRAL DISTRIBUTIONS Presentation title 7 • Xe-CI emission spectrum is naturally narrow-band • Power distribution of excimer lamp is very homogenous in the output window(All treated zones receive the same treatment (unlike with excimer lasers)
  • 8. EXCIMER @308nm : LAMP V/S LASER - PHYSICS • Same gas (Xenon + Chlorine) • Same pulsed electrical generator • Same chemical reaction • Same photons generated • Same wavelength Presentation title 8 Excimer lamp Excimer laser Spontaneous emission All directions Non coherent light Stimulated emission Collimated beam Coherent light
  • 9. EXCIMER @308nm : LAMP V/S LASER - BIOLOGY / MEDICINE Similar results
  • 10. EXCIMER @308nm : LAMP V/S LASER - COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS Presentation title 10 Excimer lamp Excimer laser 1 Kg Up to 100 mW/cm? Large spot size ~ 15 lakh INR No additional costs 70 kg Up to 150 mW/cm? Small spot size ~ 70 lakh INR ~ 8 lakh INR / year
  • 11. “ ” ADVANTAGES OF EXCIMER LAMP DEVICE • NO HEATING TIME • POWERFUL • NO CONSUMABLES • TRANSPORTABLE
  • 12. “ ” CLINICAL RESULTS FOR VARIOUS INDICATIONS
  • 13. “ ” 308 nm, Best wavelength to treat Vitiligo, Psoriasis &Alopecia Areata More than 200 clinical studies published
  • 14. CLINICAL INDICATIONS Presentation title 14 Other conditions- Lichen planus Prurigo nodularis, localized Scleroderma, genital lichen sclerosus Granuloma annulare Pityriasis alba
  • 15. CONTRAINDICATIONS Presentation title 15 Photosensitive conditions such as • lupus erythematosus • xeroderma pigmentosum • History of cutaneous malignancies • Patient on arsenic or ionizing radiation therapy • Patient on photosensitizing drugs
  • 16. ADJUSTABLE THERAPIES 16 Excimer combined with with topical/ oral treatment Excimer combined with with devices To fasten the results • Corticosteroids • Immunosupressors(tacrolimus) • Minoxidil • JAK inhibitors (ruxolitinib..) • Daivobet • Vaseline with salicylic acid • Anti oxidants (superoxide dismutase..) Combination with CO2laser to treat resistant patches of Vitiligo. EXCIMER AS MONOTHERAPY
  • 17. ADJUSTABLE THERAPIES 17 In case of localized disease : < : < 10% of the body surface In case of spread disease : > 10% of 10% of the body surface Treat with excimer, • To protect the healthy skin • To reduce the cumulative dose(less session session needed) Excimer • To treat resistant patches • To faster treat visible areas • To treat narrow areas Conventional phototherapy to exposeat the same same time most lesions
  • 18. Minimal Erythema Dose(MED) calculation-Very important. • 6 Dose testing with 50,100,150, 200, 250 &300mJ doses on back • Call patient back or ask for photos after 24,48 & 72 Hrs. • Reading done 24 hrs later->MED= lowest dose that generates homogenous erythema 18
  • 19. Vitiligo Vulgaris 19 • Determine MED • Start with initial dose based on skin type & location. • Increase dose every 2 sessions by 50mJ if no erythema seen after 24 hrs. • Maintain dose if erythema seen after 24 hrs, but disappears after 48hrs. • Reduce dose by 50mJ if erythema lasts between 48-72 hrs. • Reduce dose by 100mJ if erythema lasts for >72 hrs or blistering happens. Vitiligo area Initial dose(m)/cm2) Peri-ocular 100 Face and Neck 150 Arm, leg, trunk 200 Elbow, knees 300 Hand, feet 350 Finger, toes 400
  • 20. Vitiligo Vulgaris 20 • Initially-3 Tx per week (non consecutive days) to achieve trigger healing effect. • After initial change is seen-›taper to 2 Tx per week. • Discontinue treatment if no appreciable change is seen in 15-20 sessions. • Total sessions in vitiligo-15-50, based on response. • Efficacy depends on location: Face>Neck> Trunk>Lips>bony prominences>Extremities. • Combination with Tacrolimus 0.1% &/Or Tofacitinib gives better & faster results Post treatment erythema Dose change(mJ/cm2) No erythema or <24h +50 24h <Erythema <48h 0 48h <Erythema <72h -50 72h < Erythema -100 Erythema +++ postpone nextsession
  • 21. Generalized Vitiligo • Combined with NBUVB- do twice a week. • Excimer is used once a week to treat facial vitiligo or exposed areas & stubborn vitiligo. • In case if extensive/ unstable vitiligo ->Combine with eitherOral mini pulse of steroids and/or Azathioprine/tofacitinib Presentation title 21
  • 22. Segmental vitiligo • Difficult to treat esp if leuchotrichia is present. • Response is good if treatment is started early, preferably within6 months of onset. • Repigmentation is mostly complete and long lasting if treatmentis started within 1-2 months of onset. • Combination with topical tacrolimus/fractional laser/MNRF->reduces number of sessions. Presentation title 22
  • 23. Acral Vitiligo • most difficult area-> >60+ sessions. • Needs pretreatment with Melanocyte-keratinocyte transfer/epidermal cell suspension. • Excimer+ topical Tofacitinib - 30 sessions 4 pills (5mg) crushed+ 20 Gm petroleum jelly. Presentation title 23
  • 24. Psoriasis protocol • Determine MED. • Do 2 sessions per week. • Start treatment with 1-3X MED based on severity. • Increase by 0.5 MED every week, if no erythema or erythema <24 hrs. • Maintain dose if erythema between 24-72 hrs. Presentation title 24 Post treatment erythema Initial dose(xMED) No erythema or <24h <24h +0.5 24h <Erythema <72h <72h 0 72h < Erythema -0.5 Erythema +++ postpone next session session
  • 25. Psoriasis protocol • Reduce dose by 0.5 MED if erythema > 72 hrs. • Stay at Max tolerable dose. • If blistering or crusting happens -> reduce dose by 1 MED for next 2 sessions-> Then start increasing dose by 100mJ every 2 sessions. Presentation title 25 Psoriasis severity Initial dose(xMED) Mild 1 Moderate 2 Severe 3
  • 26. Alopecia areata • Start with 50 % MED [max150mj/cm2] • Increase by 50mj every 2 sessions till tolerated. • Stay at this fluence. • In case of prolonged erythema reduce by 50mj for next 2session and then increase again. • 2 tx per week. 26 Post treatment erythema Initial dose(xMED) No erythema or <24h <24h +50 24h <Erythema <72h <72h 0 48h <Erythema <72h <72h -50 72h < Erythema -100 Erythema +++ postpone next session session