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This only works on white patients, so if it actually becomes clinically useful it will be pretty controversial.
by ars 1y ago
This only works on white patients, so if it actually becomes clinically useful it will be pretty controversial.
- andsoitis 1y ago> This only works on white patients Where did you read that in the article? I couldn't find it.
- eminence32 1y agoFirst paragraph of the "4. Discussion and Conclusion" section > We speculate that the participant’s fair skin and lack of hair were significant factors that reduced the attenuation of light to feasibly detect a signal. In addition to the participant wherein a signal was observed, the experiment also included trials on seven other subjects. The details of the subject pool are as follows: two females and six males; 25 to 35 years old; 14.5 to 15.5 cm head diameter; Fitzpatrick skin types: 3 type I, 4 type II, and 1 type V; hair types: 1 bald, 4 short and light-colored, and three dense and dark-colored. We did not observe any significant time-correlated signals above background noise for the seven other subjects.
- JumpCrisscross 1y agoCan we temporarily and locally induce vitiligo?