Disappointing results and low tolerability of photodynamic therapy with topical 5‐aminolaevulinic acid in psoriasis. A randomized, double‐blind phase I/II study
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M. Landthaler | S. Karrer | T. Zwingers | R. Szeimies | A. Tanew | V. Schleyer | S. Radakovic-Fijan | RM Szeimies | M. Landthaler
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