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. 2019 Jun 20;10:1275. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2019.01275

Figure 2.

Figure 2

Number of patients with psoriasis evaluated on the effectiveness of the treatment with muramyl peptide. The vertical scale and the numerical values in the figure represent Number of patients. A significant improvement was noted in 50 (58.1%) patients (42–with vulgar, 6–with exudative, and 2–with chronic psoriasis). Improvement of all clinical signs and symptoms in comparison with the initial condition was characteristic for 9 (10.4%) patients (5–with vulgar, 3–with exudative, and 1–with chronic psoriasis). Only 5 (5.9%) patients (in 2 with vulgar, 2 with exudative, and 1 with chronic psoriasis), the results of therapy were defined as satisfactory improvement. Deterioration during the pathological process was observed in 1 (1.2%) of a patient with a vulgar variety of a disease who had previously received systemic treatment with methotrexate.