Real‐world treatment patterns of Finnish adult patients with atopic dermatitis: From topicals to systemic therapy

Abstract Background Atopic dermatitis (AD) is a chronic skin condition with varying persistence and intensity. In mild cases, topical therapies usually suffice to prevent flares. However, systemic treatment options may be required in the moderate to severe forms of AD. In the lack of comprehensive real‐world data, exhaustive descriptions of the overall treatment practice of AD are still missing. O…