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Surgical rosacea.

Paul J Weber·Brent R Moody
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BACKGROUND: Rosacea is a common cutaneous disease. The dermatologic surgeon will frequently encounter rosacea in the surgical patient. OBJECTIVE: To describe observations regarding surgical and wound care techniques that facilitate and improve outcomes in the rosacea patient. METHODS: We present a compilation of our clinical experience and observations regarding rosacea in the dermatologic surgery. CONCLUSION: Simple interventions such as disease recognition and treatment, proper wound care and suture selection, as well as patient counseling have proven beneficial in optimizing surgical outcomes in the rosacea patient.

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Paul J Weber, Brent R Moody. 2002. Surgical rosacea.. https://doi.org/10.1046/j.1524-4725.2002.01205.x

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