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. 2011 Mar;4(1):10–21. doi: 10.1111/j.1753-5174.2010.00033.x

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(a) Diffusion of Hydrocortisone versus time profile from formulations through NHEK (Epiderm™) over 24 hours. = Cortisone-10 Ointment, □ = Cortisone-10 Plus Cream; ▴ = Cortaid Cream, ♦: Corticool gel, ▵ = Aveeno Cream, ○ = Prescription HC Cream 2.5%, ◊: Cortaid lotion. (b). Diffusion of Hydrocortisone versus the square root of time profile from formulations through NHEK (Epiderm™) over 24 hours. = Cortisone-10 Ointment, □ = Cortisone-10 Plus Cream; ▴ = Cortaid Cream, ♦: Corticool gel, ▵ = Aveeno Cream, ○ = Prescription HC Cream 2.5%, ◊: Cortaid lotion.

Inline graphic — (a) Diffusion of Hydrocortisone versus time profile from formulations through NHEK (Epiderm™) over 24 hours. = Cortisone-10 Ointment, □ = Cortisone-10 Plus Cream; ▴ = Cortaid Cream, ♦: Corticool gel, ▵ = Aveeno Cream, ○ = Prescription HC Cream 2.5%, ◊: Cortaid lotion. (b). Diffusion of Hydrocortisone versus the square root of time profile from formulations through NHEK (Epiderm™) over 24 hours. = Cortisone-10 Ointment, □ = Cortisone-10 Plus Cream; ▴ = Cortaid Cream, ♦: Corticool gel, ▵ = Aveeno Cream, ○ = Prescription HC Cream 2.5%, ◊: Cortaid lotion.