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Hong Kong - Cryogen spray cooling of the epidermis is a valuable adjunct to pulsed dye laser treatment of port wine stains in Asian patients because it allows the procedure to be performed more safely and effectively compared to use of the pulsed dye laser alone, according to the results of a recently reported prospective study undertaken by researchers at the University of Hong Kong.
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