Plain-English translation of NCT04359394 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
This is a long-term study that tracks people living with rare, severe forms of pustular psoriasis—a condition where painful pustules appear on the skin. Researchers want to understand how this disease develops and changes over time, and how well existing treatments work for different people. You would be part of an international network of patients sharing your medical information and disease experiences.
Pustular psoriasis is rare and severe, and doctors don't yet fully understand how the disease progresses or which treatments work best for different patients over the long term. This study aims to fill that gap by following many patients carefully over five years.
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You would regularly share information about your psoriasis—including how often you have flare-ups, how severe they are, and which treatments you're using—with research doctors over a five-year period. You may also be asked to provide a DNA sample and potentially invite close relatives (parents or siblings) to do the same for genetic research. The study does not involve testing new drugs; instead, it tracks how you do with treatments you're already using or that your doctor recommends.
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Germany
Italy
Portugal
Singapore
Switzerland