High impact information on Dermatitis, Occupational

• Fifteen of the 26 animal challenge tests performed were positive, confirming the diagnosis of occupational allergic rhinitis in three subjects, occupational dermatitis in five and both diseases in seven subjects [1].
• Occupational dermatitis due to formaldehyde in newspaper [2].
• Occupational dermatitis from ethylenediamine [3].
• Occupational dermatitis from exposure to polyurethane chemicals [4].
• Occupational dermatitis from Synacril Red 3b liquid (CI Basic Red 22) [5].

Chemical compound and disease context of Dermatitis, Occupational

• A case of occupational dermatitis in a research biochemist provoked by the Sanger reagent (DNFB), used to mark the terminal amino acid of polypeptides and proteins, has been studied [6].
• Occupational dermatitis from proflavine [7].
• Occupational dermatitis from ethylenediamine hydrochloride [8].
• Occupational dermatitis from epoxy resin [9].
• Occupational dermatitis to chloroacetamide [10].

Anatomical context of Dermatitis, Occupational

• Logistic regression analysis with backward stepwise elimination revealed glove selection management, such as availability of alternative glove types, using latex gloves for washing perineum, and using latex gloves for handling waste were significant predictors of occupational dermatitis [11].

Gene context of Dermatitis, Occupational

• Occupational dermatitis from stamp pad ink [12].
• ABC of work related disorders. Occupational dermatitis [13].

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