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Noninvasive objective skin measurement methods for rosacea assessment: a systematic review

Logger et al., 2020

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2512211633510132639
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Logger J
de Vries F
van Erp P
de Jong E
Peppelman M
Driessen R
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British Journal of Dermatology

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Background Rosacea assessment and therapy monitoring can be challenging to standardize, as most clinical evaluation systems are prone to interobserver variability and not always validated. Therefore, objective, reliable and preferably noninvasive …
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