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Table 2 Frequency and percentages across the 168 included articles for reported subtypes of LS and evaluated treatments

From: Endpoints and outcomes for localized scleroderma/morphea: a scoping literature review

 

N (%)1

Types/Subtypes

 

 Craniofacial scleroderma

100 (59.5)

 Generalized morphea

95 (56.5)

 Linear morphea, unspecified

60 (35.7)

 Circumbscribed morphea, unspecified

51 (30.4)

 Mixed subtype

42 (25.0)

 Linear morphea, trunk/limb

35 (20.8)

 Circumscribed morphea, deep

23 (13.7)

 Pansclerotic morphea

22 (13.1)

 Eosinophilic Fasciitis

13 (7.7)

 Circumbscribed morphea, superficial

8 (4.8)

 Unspecified

16 (9.5)

Treatments

 

 Corticosteroids (oral and parenteral)

76 (45.2)

 Methotrexate

72 (42.9)

 Phototherapy / UV therapy

50 (29.8)

 Topical creams / medications

37 (22.0)

 Plastic / reconstructive surgery

35 (20.8)

 Mycophenolate Mofetil (MMF)

20 (11.9)

 Antibiotic

4 (2.4)

 Traditional Chinese medicine

2 (1.2)

 Acupuncture

1 (0.6)

 Other

66 (39.3)

  1. 1Studies could report multiple subtypes and treatments; percentages add up to more than 100%