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See Latest ArticlesAn investigation into the blood-flow characteristics of telangiectatic skin lesions in systemic sclerosis using dual-wavelength laser Doppler imaging
Clinical and Experimental Dermatology, 06/17/09
Murray AK et al. - The apparent size of telangiectases at the skin surface does not predict blood flow through the microvessel(s) at deeper levels, and thus clinically apparent size is unlikely to predict treatment response. Dual-wavelength LDI may help predict treatment response.
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