LASER in Clinical Medicine | D&PS

LASER in Clinical Medicine

#7-1. CO2 Laser

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Purposes of CO2 Laser

CO2 laser is viewed as one of main…

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#6-5. Dermal melanocytic lesions

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Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation

Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation may occur after procedures such as chemical…

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#6-4. Dermal melanocytic lesions

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Junctional nevus

Brown, dark brown, and black flat spots with a…

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#6-3. Dermal melanocytic lesions

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Blue nevus

Blue nevus is a spot that looks blue instead…

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#6-2. Dermal melanocytic lesions

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ABNOM(Acquired Bilateral Nevus of Ota like Maclues)

ABNOM can be acquired…

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#6-1. Dermal melanocytic lesions

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Dermal melanocytic lesions include Mongolian spot, Ota nevus, ABNOM(Acquired Bilateral Nevus…

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#5-6. Laser in Clinical Medicine

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Lentigines

Lentigines can be classified into lentigo simplex andsolar lentigo.…

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#5-5. Laser in Clinical Medicine

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Becker's Nevus

Becker’s nevus is a light brown pigmented lesion…

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#5-4. Laser in Clinical Medicine

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Skin Lesions and Characteristics

Skin pigmented lesions can be divided…

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#5-3. Laser in Clinical Medicine

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Melanocytes arise from the neural crest and are scattered in the…

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