Zhongguo yi xue ke xue yuan xue bao. Acta Academiae Medicinae Sinicae · 2012
[Detection of red fluorescence in the facial skin of healthy individuals and patients with seborrheic dermatitis].
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Huang Wen-hui, Zhao Yong-liang, Wang Hong-wei
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OBJECTIVE: To detect red fluorescence in the facial skin of healthy individuals and patients with seborrheic dermatitis (SD).
METHOD: Skin analysis was performed to obtain the ultraviolet images of the facial skins of 61 healthy individuals and 64 SD patients, and the detection rate of red fluorescence was calculated.
RESULTS: The detection rate of the red fluorescence was 36.06% in healthy individuals and 70.31% in SD patients (χ(2)=14.728, P<0.005). Additionally, it was significantly higher in T zone, where sebum secretion is high, than in U zone, where sebum secretion is lower (χ(2)=11.529,P<0.05;χ(2)=23.757,P<0.05,respectively).
CONCLUSIONS: Red fluorescence exist in both healthy individuals and SD patients, and the detection rate is especially high in the latter. Meanwhile, red fluorescence may be related with sebum secretion.
METHOD: Skin analysis was performed to obtain the ultraviolet images of the facial skins of 61 healthy individuals and 64 SD patients, and the detection rate of red fluorescence was calculated.
RESULTS: The detection rate of the red fluorescence was 36.06% in healthy individuals and 70.31% in SD patients (χ(2)=14.728, P<0.005). Additionally, it was significantly higher in T zone, where sebum secretion is high, than in U zone, where sebum secretion is lower (χ(2)=11.529,P<0.05;χ(2)=23.757,P<0.05,respectively).
CONCLUSIONS: Red fluorescence exist in both healthy individuals and SD patients, and the detection rate is especially high in the latter. Meanwhile, red fluorescence may be related with sebum secretion.