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Clinical efficacy of electrophoresis of hydrobiont collagenase isoenzymes at the rehabilitation stage in women with vulvar lichen sclerosus

BACKGROUND: Due to insufficient effectiveness of currently known methods of treatment of patients with scleroatrophic lichenes of the vulva, as well as the lack of reasonable ways to manage patients at the stage of rehabilitation, there is a need to search for new approaches to solve this problem. 
AIMS: to study the possibility to apply electrophoresis of the enzyme preparation from hydrobiont collagenases at the stage of rehabilitation of women with scleroatrophic lichenes of the vulva. 
MATERIAL AND METHODS: In a group of 86 female patients with scleroatrophic lichenes of the vulva (mean age 4913 years) a comparative assessment of the efficacy of traditional approach to scleroatrophic lichenes of the vulva treatment and staged treatment using electrophoresis of the enzyme preparation at the stage of rehabilitation was carried out. 
RESULTS: The developed approach to the treatment of patients with scleroatrophic lichenes of the vulva with application of electrophoresis of the enzyme complex after stabilization of the cutaneous process by glucocorticosteroids at the rehabilitation stage effectively reduces severity and activity of cutaneous manifestations of scleroatrophic lichenes of the vulva that was reflected in the index (LS-A) from 22, the index (LS-A) from 22.704.71 to 7.451.90 and the dermatological quality of life index (DIQL) from 22.774.86 to 4.951.10, in comparison with the patients in the control group, where the conventional therapy was conducted, where the LS-A index showed dynamics from 19.674.34 to 12.693.35, and the DIQL significant differences between the groups by 16 weeks of follow-up (p 0.001). 
CONCLUSION: During staged treatment, a more pronounced and long-lasting effect is observed in the group of patients with electrophoresis of the enzyme complex during the rehabilitation stage as compared to the group with emollients.