- Cures up to 86% of visible AK lesions in just 2-4 weeks1
- Additional AK lesions were also detected and resolved during treatment6,7
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- Starts working within the first week of treatment8
- Provides rapid resolution of AK lesions6,7
- Offers excellent cosmetic outcome7
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- AKs represent the earliest stages of squamous cell carcinoma (SCC)2
- Since the 1960's, the incidence of SCC has been increasing 4% to 8% per year9
- Squamous cell skin cancer affects about 100,000 Americans each year9
- 2,000 to 2,500 Americans die each year due to SCC of the skin2
- Patients may have up to 10 times as many subclinical/undetected lesions for each visible AK10
- Younger patients are developing AKs3
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- 93% cure rate in sBCC1
- At least 3-6 weeks, and up to 10-12 weeks sBCC treatment duration
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- Minimizes the risk of hypopigmentation11
- Provides an effective option for large and difficult to treat areas11
- Treats surrounding AK lesions1
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- BCC makes up about 80% of all skin cancers9
- An increased incidence of sBCC in younger patients may be due to greater sun exposure3
- sBCCs represent approximately 15% of BCCs12
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- Over 30 years of proven clinical experience8
- Over 14 million prescriptions since 19725
- EFUDEX® is the #1 prescribed topical 5-FU13
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EFUDEX® is contraindicated in women who are, or may become, pregnant during therapy because
of potential hazards to the fetus. Cases of miscarriage and birth defects have been
reported in women who are pregnant. The most frequent adverse events occur locally
and may include itching, burning, soreness, tenderness, rash, scaling, scarring, photosensitivity, and swelling. Application to mucous membranes should be avoided due to the possibility of local inflammation and ulceration.
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