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From 1990 until 2003 81 patients (41 women, 40 men) with Acne inversa/Hidradenitis suppurativa were treated in the Department of Dermatology City Hospital Nuernberg. A retrospective analysis revealed that in 44.4 % of the patients blood relatives were also affected by the disease. 51.9 % of the patients suffered from Acne vulgaris in the past with an average interval to Acne inversa of 9.7 years. At the beginning of the disease 67.9 % of the patients were obese (BMI > 25), 54.3 % frequently consumed alcohol and 93.8 % were smokers. Neither ethnic origin nor social environment did influence the risk to develop Acne inversa. In most cases Acne inversa involved the inguinal and axillary region, followed by the perianal and genital region. The average patient had 7.2 relapses and was surgically treated 4.8 times.

Acne inversa: Untersuchung von Einflussgrößen auf Entstehung und Verlauf des Krankheitsbildes