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  Clinical and Experimental DermatologyVolume 27 Issue 4, Pages 328 - 337 Published Online: 25 Jul 2002 Journal compilation © 2010 British Association of Dermatologists An Official Journal of the British Association of Dermatologists
Abstract | Full Text: PDF (Size: 112K) | Related Articles | Citation Tracking  Management of severe acne rosacea Copyright 2002 Blackwell Science Ltd ABSTRACTRosacea is a common facial disease. Clinical manifestations range from mild to severe, including several strange forms. These include: ophthalmo rosacca (ocular rosacea); conglobate rosacea; Gram-negative rosacea; rosacea fulminans, and rosacea fulminans in pregnancy. Treatment is either topical for mild or systemic for severe rosacea. Systemic drugs include tetracycline, isotretinoin, metronidazole, and glucocorticosteroids. The management of severe rosacea will be discussed with typical case presentations. | 
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