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VIDEO: When to use glycopyrrolate as first-line hyperhidrosis therapy


 

AT SDEF HAWAII DERMATOLOGY SEMINAR 2015

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KAUAI, HAWAII – When should glycopyrrolate be used as first-line therapy in the treatment of hyperhidrosis? And if it’s not the first treatment, what should take its place?

In a video report from the 2015 Hawaii Dermatology Seminar sponsored by Global Academy for Medical Education/Skin Disease Education Foundation, Dr. Christopher Zachary and Dr. Joshua Spanogle share their thoughts on the latest in hyperhidrosis treatment.

Dr. Zachary disclosed that he has financial relationships with Cutera and Solta. Dr. Spanogle disclosed he has relationships with Illumina and Quantified Skin. SDEF and this news organization are owned by the same parent company.

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