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Anti-tumour necrosis factor (TNF) agents are attrac-tive approaches to the treatment of auto-inflammatory disorders including psoriasis. Cutaneous side-effects resembling psoriasis or eczema have been reported, with various interpretations concerning a link with a true dermatological disorder, especially psoriasis (1–10). To clarify this issue, we report the detailed investigation of 8 patients with psoriasiform eruptions occurring during the administration of anti-TNF agents, including histopatho-logical and immunohistochemical patch-test studies. PATIENTS AND METHODS

Psoriasiform Drug Eruptions Under Anti-TNF Treatment of Arthritis are Not True Psoriasis