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Reduced Burning and Stinging Associated With Topical Application of Lactic Acid 10% With Strontium Versus Ammonium Lactate 12%
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Madelaine Haddican, MD
Matthew Gagliotti, BA
Mark Lebwohl, MD
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adverse effects of topical treatment, topical therapies for dermatologic disorders, compare lactic acid and ammonium lactate, lactic acid versus ammonium lactate
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Author(s)
Madelaine Haddican, MD
Matthew Gagliotti, BA
Mark Lebwohl, MD
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Madelaine Haddican, MD
Matthew Gagliotti, BA
Mark Lebwohl, MD
Article PDF
CT091050260.pdf
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CT091050260.pdf
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Cutis - 91(5)
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Cutis - 91(5)
Page Number
260-262
Page Number
260-262
Publications
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MDedge Dermatology
Psoriasis Collection
B-Cell Lymphoma ICYMI
Breast Cancer ICYMI
Publications
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MDedge Dermatology
Psoriasis Collection
B-Cell Lymphoma ICYMI
Breast Cancer ICYMI
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Contact Dermatitis
Atopic Dermatitis
Psoriasis
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Reduced Burning and Stinging Associated With Topical Application of Lactic Acid 10% With Strontium Versus Ammonium Lactate 12%
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Reduced Burning and Stinging Associated With Topical Application of Lactic Acid 10% With Strontium Versus Ammonium Lactate 12%
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adverse effects of topical treatment, topical therapies for dermatologic disorders, compare lactic acid and ammonium lactate, lactic acid versus ammonium lactate
Legacy Keywords
adverse effects of topical treatment, topical therapies for dermatologic disorders, compare lactic acid and ammonium lactate, lactic acid versus ammonium lactate
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