Title of article
Phytochemical-based vesicular system for the treatment of vitiligo: A review
Author/Authors
Pardeshi ، Pooja Udhav Department of Pharmaceutics - Sanjivani College of Pharmaceutical Education and Research , Kapile ، Chinmay Rajendra Department of Pharmaceutics - Sanjivani College of Pharmaceutical Education and Research , Kulkarni ، Abhijeet Dattatraya School of Pharmaceutical Sciences - Sandip University , Gulecha ، Vishal Subhashchand School of Pharmaceutical Sciences - Sandip University , Zalte ، Amar Gangadhar School of Pharmaceutical Sciences - Sandip University , Gedam ، Shweta Shailesh Department of Pharmaceutics - Sandip Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences
From page
224
To page
241
Abstract
Vitiligo is a depigmenting disorder that causes white patches on the skin and mucosa. It has an impact on a patient’s mental well-being, physical wellbeing, and human lifestyle. These depigmented macules were originally mentioned in preHindu, Vedic, and ancient Egyptian manuscripts more than 3,000 years ago. In recent years, there has been a growing interest in using phytochemicals over synthetic compounds in the pharmaceutical field. To better understand the effectiveness of natural products in the fight against vitiligo, large-scale clinical trials are required. Here, in this study, we summarize a list of vesicular formulations, with and without phytochemicals, that have been used and will be utilized in the future to treat vitiligo. To assist further progress in this vitiligo review we hereby mention an overview of pathophysiology, recent updates on clinical trials, and patents.
Keywords
Genetics , liposomes , Phytochemical , Pigmentation , Vesicular system , Vitiligo
Journal title
Trends In Phytochemical Research
Journal title
Trends In Phytochemical Research
Record number
2726663
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