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See Latest ArticlesTherapeutic Angiogenesis by Controlled-Release Fibroblast Growth Factor in a Patient With Churg-Strauss Syndrome Complicated by an Intractable Ischemic Leg Ulcer
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 10/20/09
Kawanaka H et al. – This report describes the use of controlled–release basic fibroblast growth factor for an ischemic leg ulcer in a patient with CSS, suggesting a possible therapeutic role of this novel neovascularization therapy in treating severe skin lesions complicating autoimmune vasculitis syndromes.
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