The Association Between Skin Blood Flow and Edema on Epidermal Thickness in the Diabetic Foot

Posted on April 21, 2012 by admin

The Association Between Skin Blood Flow and Edema on Epidermal Thickness in the Diabetic Foot. Chao CY, Zheng YP, Cheing GL.

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The Association Between Skin Blood Flow and Edema on Epidermal Thickness in the Diabetic Foot

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