Skin Sodium Accumulates in Psoriasis and Reflects Disease Severity.
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M. Kelm | A. Waisman | T. Kuehne | M. Kleinewietfeld | F. Luft | G. Kokolakis | S. Forslund | H. Wiig | M. Boschmann | L. Markó | R. Dechend | D. Müller | S. Philipp | N. Rakova | B. Clausen | F. Kurschus | A. Birukov | P. Linz | J. Wild | S. Karbach | András Maifeld | N. Wilck | A. Brand | Rebecca Jung | Michael Schultheis | Joanna Wegner | V. Giménez-Rivera | A. Krause | T. V. Karlsen | Elisa Wistorf | T. Bartolomaeus | M. Schultheis | J. Wegner | Markus Kleinewietfeld
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