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The Growth Factor Release from a Platelet-Rich Plasma Preparation Is Influenced by the Onset of Guttate Psoriasis: A Case Report

Elisa Borsani    
Barbara Buffoli    
Francesca Bonomini and Rita Rezzani    

Resumen

This study evaluates a case of psoriasis presenting an imbalance of growth factor production from blood cells before the onset of the pathology, detected by ELISA. Our data could open a new hypothesis on the role of platelets in this pathology.

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