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... topical medications which have proved to be frequent sensitizers . Patch testing with such medications is particularly indicated in those patients with chronic dermatoses and a history of intolerance to external medications . A positive ...
... topical medications which have proved to be frequent sensitizers . Patch testing with such medications is particularly indicated in those patients with chronic dermatoses and a history of intolerance to external medications . A positive ...
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... topical medications readily occur in infancy Certain topical medications which produce sensitization in adults are also prominent in producing contact dermatitis in children . These topical medications include mercury , benzocaine and ...
... topical medications readily occur in infancy Certain topical medications which produce sensitization in adults are also prominent in producing contact dermatitis in children . These topical medications include mercury , benzocaine and ...
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... topical medications , but has been added to cosmetics , soap and deodorants.5 It has a significant capacity to produce allergic contact sensitivity . Once sensitiza- tion to neomycin from topical exposure has been established the ...
... topical medications , but has been added to cosmetics , soap and deodorants.5 It has a significant capacity to produce allergic contact sensitivity . Once sensitiza- tion to neomycin from topical exposure has been established the ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE 1 Allergic Eczematous Contact Dermatitis | 9 |
Irritant Reactions from Chemicals Excretions and Secretions | 17 |
The Role of Patch Testing in Allergic Contact Dermatitis | 25 |
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