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1H:S Bispebjerg Hospital, Dermato-venerologisk Afdeling, København NV. mhaedersdal@dadlnet.dk
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Lasers and light sources are increasingly used by non-physicians, which raises major concern due to the potentially increased risk of errors and complications. Safe treatments depend on optimal preoperative information, examination, and patient selection; optimal performance of the treatments; and optimal postoperative care of wounds and possible complications. Non-physicians do not normally possess these required skills. There is a need for quality assurance in cutaneous laser surgery. This report was initiated by the Danish National Board of Health.
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