complications repose sur la collaboration
des transplanteurs et des dermatologues.
Une consultation dermatologique systé-
matique au moment de la greffe, puis une
fois par an, permet la détection et le trai-
tement précoce des lésions dysplasiques
cutanées (55, 56). Les patients doivent
recevoir des conseils détaillés sur la pro-
tection solaire, avant tout vestimentaire,
lors des activités extérieures (chapeau à
large bord, manches longues, pantalon,
etc.) et appliquer des crèmes solaires
d’indice élevé. Leur information passe
aussi par la mise à disposition de docu-
ments écrits fournis lors des consulta-
tions ou disponibles sur Internet
(www.sfdermato.org ou scopnet.org). À
partir de l’apparition de carcinomes, la
stratégie immunosuppressive doit être
reconsidérée. ■
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