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Dermatitis, Irritant

 
 
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  • RESULTS: The most common clinical presentation of latex allergy is a nonimmunologic, irritant dermatitis of the hand [6].
  • Prednicarbate and its vehicle, however, do not reverse irritant dermatitis [7].
  • Intriguingly, ITZ failed to suppress the irritant dermatitis induced by croton oil or benzalkonium chloride, suggesting that it may affect molecule(s) rather selectively involved in the elicitation of CHS [8].
  • Irritant dermatitis was induced by applying phorbol 12-myristate-13-acetate (TPA) to the surface of the ears of CD1 mice, followed by treatment with 22ROH, 25OH, GW3965, or vehicle alone [9].
  • Penetration was monitored at four locations: in normal (unmodified) skin and in skin with perturbed barrier function from (i) repeated tape stripping (ii) irritant dermatitis from 1 or 2% sodium lauryl sulphate (SLS) for 24 h and (iii) delipidization by acetone [10].
 

Chemical compound and disease context of Dermatitis, Irritant

 

Biological context of Dermatitis, Irritant

 

Anatomical context of Dermatitis, Irritant

  • These findings suggest that contact allergens and irritants probably upregulate VEGF in keratinocytes by different mechanisms and may contribute directly to the microvascular hyperpermeability which characterizes both contact and irritant dermatitis [17].
 

Gene context of Dermatitis, Irritant

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