- Benefits to healthcare providers
- Allows more flexible options in the way medical professionals can treat skin cancers
- The potential to free up hospital beds and cubicles
- Reduces overheads
- Benefits to patients
- PDT offers reduced scarring
- More convenient than conventional PDT
- More comfortable treatment
- Benefits to medical professionals
- Simple and easy to use
- Can increase patient throughput
- Avoids expensive PDT facility set-up costs
Page 1 of 1 ( 5 results )
How is PDT treatment carried out?
The 5-ALA or methyl-ALA cream will then be applied and kept in place with a see-through plastic dressing. Depending on the nature of the lesion being treated, you will have the device applied and light treatment will take place over a period of about 3 hours.
Treatment is usually repeated one week later, although this can be longer in some circumstances.
