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How to diagnose and measure primary hyperhidrosis: a systematic review of the literature
Mattias A S Henning
, Linnea Thorlacius
, Kristina S Ibler
, Gregor B E Jemec
Dermatology
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Systematic Literature Review
100%
Primary Hyperhidrosis
100%
Hyperhidrosis
100%
Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS)
41%
Measurement Method
41%
Diagnostic Criteria
25%
Diagnostic Test Accuracy
16%
Clinical Trials
8%
PubMed
8%
Medical History
8%
Cochrane Library
8%
Embase
8%
Quality Assessment
8%
Literature Search
8%
Large Cohort
8%
Core Outcome Set
8%
Methodological Quality
8%
Living with
8%
Excessive Sweating
8%
Severity Assessment
8%
Needs Validation
8%
Nursing and Health Professions
Systematic Review
100%
Hyperhidrosis
100%
Patient-Reported Outcome
35%
Diagnostic Accuracy
14%
Embase
7%
Medline
7%
Cochrane Library
7%
Physical Examination
7%
Diseases
7%
Quality Control
7%
Clinical Trial
7%
Medical History
7%
Medicine and Dentistry
Systematic Review
100%
Hyperhidrosis
100%
Patient-Reported Outcome
35%
Diagnostic Accuracy
14%
Clinical Trial
7%
Sweating
7%
Physical Examination
7%
Diseases
7%
Medical History
7%