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05 for all). However, we concluded that PDT at an energy density of 175 J/cm2 is not suitable for treating NF, as severe tissue damage, markedly lower capillary numbers, and markedly higher collagen type IIII ratios were observed in the ****scombs treated at this energy density; instead, 150 J/cm2 may be a more appropriate energy density. Moreover, HMME-mediated PDT at 150 J/cm2 combined with a variable pulse width NdYAG laser achieved better treatment outcomes than PDT or a variable pulse width NdYAG laser alone (p 0.05 for bot
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