Medical Laser Application

2009

DOI: 10.1016/j.mla.2008.11.003

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Vascular tumors and malformations of the pelvic and genital region – Classification and laser treatment

Carsten M. Philipp¹,

H.-P. Berlien³

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Vascular Skin Lesions1

Benigne Vaskuläre Läsionen (Angiom Hämangiom Malformation)1

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“…Please refer to the AWMF version of this guideline [1] regarding bare‐fibre application techniques [41, 42] for benign vascular lesions.…”

Section: Vascular Skin Lesionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

S2k guideline: Laser therapy of the skin

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J Deutsche Derma Gesell

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This guideline aims to improve the efficiency and safety of lasers and optical radiation sources with similar effects (especially IPL). Laser therapy of skin lesions with an increased amount of melanocytes should be performed with caution. Laser treatment of pigmented melanocytic nevi is not recommended. The guideline contains recommendations

“…Please refer to the AWMF version of this guideline [1] regarding bare‐fibre application techniques [41, 42] for benign vascular lesions.…”

Section: Vascular Skin Lesionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

S2k guideline: Laser therapy of the skin

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This guideline aims to improve the efficiency and safety of lasers and optical radiation sources with similar effects (especially IPL). Laser therapy of skin lesions with an increased amount of melanocytes should be performed with caution. Laser treatment of pigmented melanocytic nevi is not recommended. The guideline contains recommendations

“…Zu Bare‐Fibre‐Applikationstechniken [41, 42] bei benignen vaskulären Läsionen siehe AWMF‐Fassung der vorliegenden Leitlinie [1].…”

Section: Benigne Vaskuläre Läsionen (Angiom Hämangiom Malformation)unclassified

S2k‐Leitlinie: Lasertherapie der Haut

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Konsensbasiertes Statement EK Durch eine nicht indizierte Laserbehandlung von Hautveränderungen kann es zu einer verzögerten oder erschwerten Diagnosestellung maligner Hautveränderungen kommen. Abstimmung: 100 % starker Konsens Vermehrt melanozytenhaltige Hautveränderungen Konsensbasiertes Statement EK Die Behandlung vermehrt melanozytenhaltiger Hautveränderungen mittels Laser muss mit besonderer Vorsicht erfolgen.

“…IH presence of multiple cutaneous and visceral infantile hemangiomas [1,2]. If left untreated it has a high mortality rate of 77%.…”

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Interstitial laser therapy in hemangiomatosis of the liver – A case report

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Medical Laser Application

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