Almirall amazed at EADV Congress, the European Congress of Dermatology
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Great as the great realist sculpture of a head made of the latest materials, such as silicones and epoxies, representing a real patient. Unusual for a medical conference that met in a single activity interaction, information on the pathology and the visual and sensory impact.
Ultrasensitive sensors were installed on the fiberglass head injuries; these sensors are used in devices that use people with a disability and require only 30g of pressure on the surface of the sensor to activate. Thus, when dermatologists attending the EADV pressed on silicone injuries representing each lesion was identified in a back videowall, where it appeared, by a Flash, information about the lesion in question and possible treatments to apply.