Treatment satisfaction in erpidermolysis bullosa patients: the impact of demographic and clinical factors

Aim: Epidermolysis bullosa (EB) is a hereditary disease which causes skin and mucous membrane blistering. While both standard and multidisciplinary care approaches exist for managing EB, the impact of care type on treatment outcomes remains incompletely understood, particularly across different EB subtypes. To compare treatment satisfaction and quality of life outcomes between standard versus multidisciplinary care approaches in pediatric EB patients, and to identify key demographic and clinical factors influencing these outcomes. Material and Methods: This retrospective study evaluated 32 pediatric EB patients (age