Colman Gj, Roenigk Hh
Abstract
Preliminary clinical observations suggest that benzoyl peroxide lotion (20%) may be a useful topical treatment for various types of leg ulcers. Further studies utilizing patients as their own controls (treating half of the ulcer surface with 20% benzoyl peroxide) are now underway.
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Preliminary clinical observations suggest that benzoyl peroxide lotion (20%) may be a useful topical treatment for various types of leg ulcers. Further studies utilizing patients as their own controls (treating half of the ulcer surface with 20% benzoyl peroxide) are now underway.
Key concepts: Benzoyl peroxide, Lotion, Medicine, Dermatology, Peroxide, Surgery, Traditional medicine, Organic chemistry