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Low-dose cyclosporin A in severe psoriasis. A double-blind study

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Published1988
Citations187
References17

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1986 • 350 citations

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1986 • 335 citations

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1986 • 233 citations

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1984 • 227 citations

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1986 • 168 citations

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1985 • 157 citations

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1986 • 127 citations

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1987 • 86 citations

Different In Situ Distribution Patterns of Dendritic Cells Having Langerhans (T6+) and Interdigitating (RFD1+) Cell Immunophenotype in Psoriasis, Atopic Dermatitis, and Other Inflammatory Dermatoses

1986 • 64 citations

Cyclosporin A Does Not Inhibit Epidermal Cell Growth at Therapeutic Levels

1987 • 46 citations

Cyclosporin A

1986 • 43 citations

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1986 • 29 citations

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1986 • 24 citations

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1984 • 13 citations

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