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CP-078 Prostaglandin E1 injection after arterial compromise related to hyaluronic acid filler

Ribes et al., 2017

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10132071981677053315
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Ribes H
Megías J
Ricart J
Solana A
Poveda J
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European Journal of Hospital Pharmacy

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Background Hyaluronic acid (HA) injectable fillers have been used for restoring tissues volume or for rejuvenating facial wrinkles. Even though injection is normally well tolerated, vascular complications are the main immediate adverse event of these treatments. Early …
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