Topical pharmacotherapies offer the unique advantage that the products are applied directly to the diseased skin, resulting in local, distinctly direct contact between the product and the affected skin. The choice of vehicle depends on the type of dermatosis. Vehicle polarity and vehicle viscosity result in optimal contact between the vehicle and affected skin, allowing uncomplicated application and distribution of the product.
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- Prof. Dr. phil. nat. Christian Surber
Publikation
- DERMATOLOGIE PRAXIS
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