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Effectiveness of the EmoLED Medical Device in the Healing of Digital Ulcers in Patients With Scleroderma.
The present clinical study aims to compare, in the two groups of patients with acral ulcers, the reparative process of the injured area, the evaluation of the healing time (with "healing" interpreted as the complete re-epithelization of the wound) and the perception of pain through NRS scale.
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