A comparison of intense pulsed light and laser treatment of telangiectases in patients with systemic sclerosis: a within-subject randomized trial

Graham Dinsdale; Andrea Murray; Tonia Moore; John Ferguson; Jack Wilkinson; Helen L. Richards; Christopher Em Griffiths; Ariane L. Herrick

doi:10.1093/rheumatology/keu006

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A comparison of intense pulsed light and laser treatment of telangiectases in patients with systemic sclerosis: a within-subject randomized trial

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Graham Dinsdale
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Andrea Murray
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Tonia Moore

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Both PDL and IPL are effective treatments for SSc-related telangiectases. Outcome measures indicate that PDL has better outcomes in terms of appearance, although IPL had fewer side effects.

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A comparison of intense pulsed light and laser treatment of telangiectases in patients with systemic sclerosis: a within-subject randomized trial

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