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Treatment of vitiligo with suction epidermal grafting by the use of an ultrapulse CO2 laser with a computerized pattern generator.
Dermatologic Surgery : Official Publication for American Society for Dermatologic Surgery [et Al.] 2001 June
BACKGROUND: Laser ablation is used to remove the recipient epidermis in the suction epidermal grafting in vitiligo surgery.
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the effectiveness and safety of a suction epidermal grafting method after the removal of the epidermis by the use of the Ultrapulse CO2 laser with a computerized pattern generator.
METHODS: Eleven patients with 34 lesions of refractory stable vitiligo were studied.
RESULTS: Of the 34 lesion sites, excellent repigmentation was seen in 30 and the other 4 had good repigmentation. No complications occurred.
CONCLUSION: The Ultrapulse CO2 laser is particularly well suited for deepithelialization in vitiligo surgery.
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the effectiveness and safety of a suction epidermal grafting method after the removal of the epidermis by the use of the Ultrapulse CO2 laser with a computerized pattern generator.
METHODS: Eleven patients with 34 lesions of refractory stable vitiligo were studied.
RESULTS: Of the 34 lesion sites, excellent repigmentation was seen in 30 and the other 4 had good repigmentation. No complications occurred.
CONCLUSION: The Ultrapulse CO2 laser is particularly well suited for deepithelialization in vitiligo surgery.
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