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Quantification of UV-induced erythema with a portable computer controlled chromameter.

W Westerhof, B A van Hasselt, A Kammeijer.   

Abstract

A sensitive computer controlled tristimulus color analyzer (Minolta Chromameter II Reflectance) was used to measure UV-induced erythema quantitatively. Of the 5 available chromaticity measuring modes in the instrument, one of the values (a*) was enough to specify the erythema quickly. A comparison has been made between results using the instrument and a graded score based on visual perception of erythema. This easy to operate instrument is suitable for both clinical and field conditions.

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Year:  1986        PMID: 3822875

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Photodermatol        ISSN: 0108-9684


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