Cutaneous rosacea: a thorough overview of pathogenesis, clinical presentations, and current recommendations on management

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The review summarizes and systemizes available international data on the pathogenesis, clinical manifestations and current recommendations for the management of rosacea patients.

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JAMES Q. Del Rosso

Del Rosso Dermatology Research Center

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Email: jqdelrosso@yahoo.com
Russian Federation

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