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See Latest ArticlesValidation of a protocol for the assessment of skin temperature and blood flow in childhood localised scleroderma
Skin Research and Technology, 07/16/09
Howell KJ et al. - The protocol combines IRT, LD and photography for LS assessment in children, and establishes a normal range of readings in line with other authors.
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