Current Concepts in Contact DermatitisJulian Verbov |
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Page 49
... reactions are relatively infrequent . Skin irritation is probably extremely common but is difficult to evaluate since it rarely warrants medical advice . Most irritant reactions are due to the cumulative effects of mild irritants in ...
... reactions are relatively infrequent . Skin irritation is probably extremely common but is difficult to evaluate since it rarely warrants medical advice . Most irritant reactions are due to the cumulative effects of mild irritants in ...
Page 50
... irritant reactions when occluded by the patch test . Suitable concentrations have been published for some products , but frequently dilutions must be determined empirically and tested on a control group to exclude irritant reactions . A ...
... irritant reactions when occluded by the patch test . Suitable concentrations have been published for some products , but frequently dilutions must be determined empirically and tested on a control group to exclude irritant reactions . A ...
Page 62
... irritant reactions on the vulva may result from spraying the deodorants at too close a range , while deodorants which contain aluminium may irritate the axillary skin . Allergic contact dermatitis is usually caused by the perfume ...
... irritant reactions on the vulva may result from spraying the deodorants at too close a range , while deodorants which contain aluminium may irritate the axillary skin . Allergic contact dermatitis is usually caused by the perfume ...
Contents
Contact Dermatitis in the Garden | 33 |
Cosmetic Dermatitis | 49 |
Dermatitis in Industry | 65 |
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