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Laser treatment of traumatic scars with an emphasis on ablative fractional laser resurfacing: consensus reportAnderson et al., 2014
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- 11572094997571740904
- Author
- Anderson R
- Donelan M
- Hivnor C
- Greeson E
- Ross E
- Shumaker P
- Uebelhoer N
- Waibel J
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- Publication venue
- JAMA dermatology
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Importance Despite expert wound care and assiduous management with traditional therapy, poor cosmetic outcomes, restricted motion, and symptoms such as pain and itch are a pervasive problem of disfiguring and debilitating scars. The advent of ablative fractional …
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