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2016
Sebaceous gland hyperplasia refers to hypertrophic enlargement of the sebaceous glands. Though benign, its predilection for cosmetically sensitive areas such as the face make efficacious treatment options desirable. While multiple therapeutic modalities are available, sebaceous hyperplasia can be treated quickly and successfully with cryosurgery.
Rivka C. Stone, Robert A. Schwartz
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Sebaceous gland hyperplasia refers to hypertrophic enlargement of the sebaceous glands. Though benign, its predilection for cosmetically sensitive areas such as the face make efficacious treatment options desirable. While multiple therapeutic modalities are available, sebaceous hyperplasia can be treated quickly and successfully with cryosurgery.
Rivka C. Stone, Robert A. Schwartz
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1989
The sebaceous glands are lipid-secreting glands found in the dermis of mammals. Most are associated with hair follicles as pilosebaceous glands found on most of the body surface:in man they are largest and most numerous on the face, forehead, scalp and front and back of the upper chest.
A. J. Thody, S. Shuster
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The sebaceous glands are lipid-secreting glands found in the dermis of mammals. Most are associated with hair follicles as pilosebaceous glands found on most of the body surface:in man they are largest and most numerous on the face, forehead, scalp and front and back of the upper chest.
A. J. Thody, S. Shuster
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2009
This chapter introduces an in vitro model as a means of studying human hormonal aging. For this purpose, human sebaceous gland cells were maintained under a hormone-substituted environment. This environment consisted of growth factors and sex steroids in concentrations corresponding to those circulating in young and postmenopausal women.
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This chapter introduces an in vitro model as a means of studying human hormonal aging. For this purpose, human sebaceous gland cells were maintained under a hormone-substituted environment. This environment consisted of growth factors and sex steroids in concentrations corresponding to those circulating in young and postmenopausal women.
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Esophageal Ectopic Sebaceous Glands
Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology, 2007Yeon Soo, Kim +2 more
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