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Clinical applicability of <scp>dOFM</scp> devices for dermal sampling

Manfred Bodenlenz, Birgit Aigner, Christian Dragatin, Lisa Liebenberger, S. Zahiragic, Christian Höfferer, Thomas Birngruber, J. Priedl, Franz Feichtner, L. Schaupp,

Skin Research and Technology · 2013 · 45 citations · 22 references

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Abstract

dOFM sampling devices are tolerable and reliable for prolonged continuous dermal sampling in a multiprobe clinical setting. These devices should enable the study of a wide range of drugs and their biomarkers in the skin.

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