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Pediatrics, 1981
The article by Weston et al (Pediatrics 66:532, 1980) is an excellent resume of current concepts of diaper dermatitis. This is not to say, however, that previous concepts were necessarily in error. If my memory serves me rightly, there have been at least three changes in the nature and incidence of various types of diaper rash in the past 30 to 40 ...
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The article by Weston et al (Pediatrics 66:532, 1980) is an excellent resume of current concepts of diaper dermatitis. This is not to say, however, that previous concepts were necessarily in error. If my memory serves me rightly, there have been at least three changes in the nature and incidence of various types of diaper rash in the past 30 to 40 ...
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“Diaper rash,” a diagnostic anachronism
The Journal of Pediatrics, 1961T H F~ term "diaper rash" is used all too frequently in a diagnostic sense, as though the diverse dermatoses that may affect the young child constituted a single, specific clinical entity. Treatment based on this meaningless, purely topographic diagnosis tends to defeat its purpose.
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Setting the Record Straight on Diaper Rash and Disposable Diapers
Clinical Pediatrics, 2014Skin in the diapered area is continuously threatened by exposure to changes in pH levels, overhydration, mechanical friction, and fecal enzymes, making diaper rash a common occurrence among babies. Up to one third of infants may exhibit clinical symptoms of diaper rash at any time, and more than half of babies between the ages of 4 and 15 months ...
Jocelyn N, Clark-Greuel +4 more
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Dermatology nursing, 1997
The diaper-wearing population has expanded from infants and children to include adults, especially the elderly. Nurses caring for patients over a wide age range are commonly asked for advice about diapering choices, and for guidance in evaluation, prophylaxis, and treatment of diaper rashes.
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The diaper-wearing population has expanded from infants and children to include adults, especially the elderly. Nurses caring for patients over a wide age range are commonly asked for advice about diapering choices, and for guidance in evaluation, prophylaxis, and treatment of diaper rashes.
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