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Introducere
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Introduction
Pacieni i Metod
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sensitive, reproducible, and the length measurement is extremely short (1 second). The
measuring device was designed in such a way as
to allow shallow measurement (10-20m of the
stratum corneum). This is very important if we want to
measure the degree of hydration of the epidermis
since deeper determination could interfere with
blood vessels passing through the deeper layers
of skin, changing the values of reading.
The data were analyzed with SPSS-13.0
software, using t test for independent variables
(we considered statistically significant a p value
less than 0.05). The study was approved in
advance by the Ethics Committee of Iuliu
Haeganu University of Medicine and
Pharmacy, being conducted in compliance with
the principles of the Declaration of Helsinki. All
Rezultate
Results
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Tabel II. Comparaie ntre gradul de hidratare cutanat ntre diferite grupuri
Locul determinrii
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Antero-lateral side
of left thigh
Groups compared
Discuii
Discussions
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Concluzii
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Conclusions
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