Lelde Reinberga

Lelde Reinberga serves as an Acting Assistant in the Department of Dermatology and Venereology, actively contributing to clinical dermatology research with a focus on psoriasis and infectious skin conditions. Her work intersects with UN Sustainable Development Goals through patient-centered dermatological care.

Her research spans psoriasis pathophysiology, infectious dermatology, autoimmune disorders, and rare conditions like incontinentia pigmenti. Recent studies investigate comorbidities in palmoplantar psoriasis, social media's role in psoriasis discourse, lifestyle recommendations, and quality-of-life assessments in dermatology day hospitals. She also explores infectious disease management, particularly syphilis treatment alternatives in pregnancy.

Analysis of her 2020-2024 publications reveals consistent psoriasis research dominance, addressing clinical manifestations, patient experiences, and therapeutic challenges. Infectious disease work complements this focus, especially regarding vulnerable populations. Her fingerprint shows specialized expertise in immunoglobulin therapy, skin defects, and anti-infective agents.

Dr. Reinberga actively presents at conferences, including oral presentations on hand eczema versus palmar psoriasis differentiation (2023) and poster sessions on incontinentia pigmenti (2021). Her collaborative network features frequent co-authorship with Bondare-Ansberga, Hartmane, and Mikažāns, indicating strong institutional research partnerships.