Excerpt from The Journal of Cutaneous Diseases Including Syphilis, Vol. 26: November, 1908
To reverse this action and diminish the quantity of the slowly acting, insidious. Penetrating gamma rays, unnecessary superficial processes, one must obtain a radio-active substance poor in these rays.
Pathologically, radium tends to destroy bacteria and to absorb previously formed tissues and reduce them to their embryonic state. Later the fibrous and elastic elements begin to grow again and pro duce a soft. Smooth, non-pigmented scar composed of thin, delicate, regular layers of epithelium, collagen and elastin.
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