Dermatologic surgery : official publication for American Society for Dermatologic Surgery [et al.] · 2002
Treatment of anogenital warts by pulsed dye laser.
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Tuncel Asuman, Görgü Metin, Ayhan Meltem, Deren Orgun, Erdogan Bülent
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Treatment of anogenital warts is difficult in that the disease spectrum is wide. Moreover, varying degrees of improvement are obtained.
OBJECTIVE: To study the treatment of persistent anogenital warts by pulsed dye laser.
METHODS: Pulsed dye laser was used with the following settings: spot size 7 mm, pulse duration 1500 microsec, and fluence 7.5 J/cm2. Two different wavelengths were used: 585 and 595 nm.
RESULTS: Lesions healed completely using both wavelengths after one treatment.
CONCLUSION: Pulsed dye laser has been found to be safe, effective, satisfactory, and less traumatic compared to other options for treatment of perianal warts in children.
OBJECTIVE: To study the treatment of persistent anogenital warts by pulsed dye laser.
METHODS: Pulsed dye laser was used with the following settings: spot size 7 mm, pulse duration 1500 microsec, and fluence 7.5 J/cm2. Two different wavelengths were used: 585 and 595 nm.
RESULTS: Lesions healed completely using both wavelengths after one treatment.
CONCLUSION: Pulsed dye laser has been found to be safe, effective, satisfactory, and less traumatic compared to other options for treatment of perianal warts in children.