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Topical Human Placental Extract For the Treatment of Vitiligo.
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Fifty percent human placental hydroalcoholic extract was used topically on 34 vitiligo patients and complete clearing of lesions was seen in 20.6% cases, whereas 50% cases showed mild to moderate improvement, and 29.4% showed no response.Abstract:
Fifty percent human placental hydroalcoholic extract was used topically on 34 vitiligo patients. Complete clearing of lesions was seen in 20.6% cases, whereas 50% cases showed mild to moderate improvement, and 29.4% showed no response. No serious side effects were seen in any of the patients.read more
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