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Dermatology
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Cutaneous Lymphomas
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Oncology
After achieving clinical response to bexarotene for cutaneous lymphoma (e.g., MF stage Ib or FMF), do you wean to the lowest dose for sustained remission, and if so, when?
Can maintenance on NB-UVB alone ever be sufficient?
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