Noninvasive imaging techniques in the assessment of scleroderma spectrum disorders
Article 2009 en
Authors
AM
Andrea Murray
TM
Tonia Moore
JM
Joanne Manning
Abstract
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NC, LDI, and thermal imaging each independently provide good discrimination between patients with SSc and those with primary RP and healthy controls (NC being the most suitable technique for classifying patient groups). However, a combination of all 3 techniques improves classification. LDI and thermal imaging give equivalent information on dynamic changes in the cutaneous microcirculation; however, these only weakly correspond to capillary morphology.
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