EXTERNAL TREATMENT OF INFECTIOUS INFLAMMATORY SKIN DISEASES
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Pyoderma is the most common, frequently recurring infectious skin disease, sometimes requiring persistent long-term therapy, which determines the relevance of the problem and makes it necessary to further search for new approaches to treatment.
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