… immune system on neurovascular and neuroimmune function are warranted to fully understand
the neuroimmune and immune defense connection in the pathophysiology of rosacea. …

Rosacea is thought to be a common skin disorder in the general population, presenting with
many different clinical features and unknown causes. Theories of pathogenesis have been …

… emphasis in the pathophysiology of rosacea suggests the … neuroimmune interactions in the
pathophysiology of rosacea are still … been linked to the pathophysiology of rosacea until now. …

… In the current review, we describe in detail the roles of MCs in the pathophysiology of
rosacea (Figure 1). MCs participate in the pathogenesis of rosacea through innate immune …

… The pathophysiology of rosacea involves a large number of factors that are at times difficult
… contribute to improve our understanding of the pathophysiology of rosacea remains unclear. …

… The pathophysiology of rosacea appears to be complex, as virtually all cutaneous cells,
including immune cells, appear to have roles. Ultimately, rosacea is a good “model” through …

… It is becoming increasingly clear that the pathophysiology of rosacea is quite complex,
involving a large variety of cell types and molecules in the skin. Recent studies suggest that …

… Much of the previous work on the pathophysiology of rosacea has focused on attempts to
make sense of associations between triggers of the disease and its clinical manifestations. …

… The complexity of trigger factors and the diverse clinical phenotypes seen in rosacea make
it difficult to understand the pathophysiology of rosacea and thus the identification of precise …

… , which are widely expressed on neuronal and non-neuronal cells, such as keratinocytes
and endothelial cells, have increased our understanding of the pathophysiology of rosacea. …