论文信息 - Treatment of leg telangiectasia using a long‐pulse dye laser at 595 nm

Treatment of leg telangiectasia using a long‐pulse dye laser at 595 nm

Pulsed dye lasers (PDL) operating at 585 nm wavelength and 0.45 msec pulsewidth offer effective treatment for port wine stains (PWS). Vessels in leg telangiectasias are larger than those in PWS. Longer pulsewidths and wavelengths may improve clearance of these larger vessels.

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