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Multimode spectroscopy for the in vivo assessment of post-inflammatory pigmentation: preliminary observations

Zhao et al., 2006

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12303129382165321807
Author
Zhao J
Alkhayat H
Al Robaee A
Zeng H
McLean D
Lui H
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Photonic Therapeutics and Diagnostics II

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Although post-inflammatory pigmentation (PIH) is a common acquired skin disorder, however, its mechanism still remains unclear. In this paper, multimode optical spectroscopic techniques including diffuse reflectance spectroscopy, fluorescence spectroscopy and …
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