The Use of Digital Red Fluorescence in The Diagnosis of Acne
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Acne, severity, red fluorescenceAbstract
There are many methods for diagnosing acne, but there is no generally accepted standard for diagnosis. One of the mechanisms of the pathogenesis of acne is considered to be increased sebum formation. We studied sebum formation in 62 patients with severe acne using the UVRF method.
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