High-altitude climate therapy has repeatedly been reported to be effective
in treating patients with atopic dermatitis due to specific climate conditi
ons, a house dust mite-free environment and marginal pollen counts. In this
study, we evaluated its effectiveness in 41 patients with atopic dermatiti
s. A reduction of median values of ECP and SCORAD could be demonstrated. Th
ese results confirm previous clinical observations that patients with atopi
c dermatitis especially benefit from treatment under high-altitude conditio
ns.