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Authors:
SAKUNTABHAI A
MATTHEWS JNS
FARR PM
Citation: A. Sakuntabhai et al., IMPROVED PREDICTION OF THE MINIMAL PHOTOTOXIC DOSE IN PUVA THERAPY, British journal of dermatology, 130(5), 1994, pp. 604-609
Authors:
NORRIS PG
HAWK JLM
BAKER C
BILSLAND D
DIFFEY BL
FARR PM
FERGUSON J
GEORGE SA
GIBBS NK
GREEN CM
JOHNSON BE
MARSHALL J
MENAGE H
MURPHY GM
PERKINS W
PROBY C
YOUNG AR
Citation: Pg. Norris et al., BRITISH-PHOTODERMATOLOGY-GROUP GUIDELINES FOR PUVA, British journal of dermatology, 130(2), 1994, pp. 246-255
Authors:
SPEIGHT EL
FARR PM
Citation: El. Speight et Pm. Farr, CALCIPOTRIOL IMPROVES THE RESPONSE OF PSORIASIS TO PUVA, British journal of dermatology, 130(1), 1994, pp. 79-82
Authors:
CAMPBELL C
QUINN AG
ANGUS B
FARR PM
REES JL
Citation: C. Campbell et al., WAVELENGTH SPECIFIC PATTERNS OF P53 INDUCTION IN HUMAN SKIN FOLLOWINGEXPOSURE TO UV-RADIATION, Cancer research, 53(12), 1993, pp. 2697-2699
Authors:
DIFFEY BL
DEBERKER DAR
SAUNDERS PJ
FARR PM
Citation: Bl. Diffey et al., A DEVICE FOR PHOTOTESTING PATIENTS BEFORE PUVA THERAPY, British journal of dermatology, 129(6), 1993, pp. 700-703
Authors:
SPEIGHT EL
ESSEX TJH
FARR PM
Citation: El. Speight et al., THE STUDY OF PLAQUES OF PSORIASIS USING A SCANNING LASER-DOPPLER VELOCIMETER, British journal of dermatology, 128(5), 1993, pp. 519-524
Authors:
KUNTABHAI A
FARR PM
DIFFEY BL
Citation: A. Kuntabhai et al., PUVA ERYTHEMAL SENSITIVITY DEPENDS ON PLASMA PSORALEN CONCENTRATION AND UVA SENSITIVITY, British journal of dermatology, 128(5), 1993, pp. 561-565