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photophoresis

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photophoresis [‚fōd·ə·fə′rē·səs]
(physics)
Production of unidirectional motion in a collection of very fine particles, suspended in a gas or falling in a vacuum, by a powerful beam of light.


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There is no cure, although some treatments have had limited success, including kidney transplantation, steroids and photophoresis.
For these patients, whose treatment alternatives may include electron beam therapy, photophoresis or psoralen plus UV-A light (PUVA) that require visits to a clinic, hospital or doctor's office for administration by a health care professional, Targretin capsules offer a more convenient and less time-consuming therapy with manageable side effects.
Other available therapies for CTCL, such as electron beam treatment, photophoresis, and Psoralen plus ultraviolet light (PUVA), require frequent visits to a clinic, hospital or doctor's office for administration by a healthcare professional.
 
 
 
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