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An Integrative Review of Clinical Characteristics of Infants With Diaper Dermatitis
Advances in Neonatal Care, 2019Background: Diaper dermatitis (DD) severity is demonstrated by the degree of erythema and skin breakdown. Many studies describe diaper dermatitis, but lack a full description of clinical characteristic (CC) involvement. Purpose: The purpose of this literature review is to explore ...
Media S, Esser, Teresa S, Johnson
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Infants exposure to chemicals in diapers: A review and perspective
Science of The Total EnvironmentDiapers are a staple care product for infants, yet concerns persist regarding the potential risks posed by dermal exposure to chemicals through their usage. This review provides a comprehensive summary of reported chemicals, highlighting the frequent detection of polychlorodibenzo-p-dioxins (PCDDs), phthalates (PAEs), volatile organic compounds (VOCs),
Mengxin, Sun +3 more
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Clinical effects of diaper types on the skin of normal infants and infants with atopic dermatitis
Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 1987Cloth diapers, cellulose core diapers (conventional disposable diapers), and cellulose core diapers containing absorbent gelling material were examined for their effects on diaper rash and skin microbiology of normal infants and infants with atopic dermatitis in a 26-week double-blind clinical trial.
J L, Seymour +4 more
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Disposable diapers and infant skin.
Pediatrician, 1987In an experiment on skin rash caused by diapers, adult skin was used to compare the effects of disposable diapers (A; Pampers), conventional disposable diapers (B), and cotton diapers. Pieces of each type of diaper measuring 2 X 2 cm and containing 0.2 ml saline solution were pasted on forearm skin for 5 h.
H, Ueda, M, Takase
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Patch Test Series for Allergic Perineal Dermatitis in the Diapered Infant
Dermatitis®, 2017Background Allergic perineal dermatitis (PD) due to diaper wipes, topical medicaments, or diapers has been reported. Although patch testing is the criterion standard for detection of allergic contact dermatitis in children, this is limited by body surface area, decreased tolerance of the patch testing procedure,
JiaDe, Yu, James, Treat, Bruce, Brod
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The Contribution of Diaper Service Accreditation to Infant Health Care
Clinical Pediatrics, 1972Setting up an accreditation system which establishes high standards can upgrade any industry that is willing to discipline itself for better service to the public.
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Diaper rash: Managing and controlling a common problem in infants and toddlers
Journal of Pediatric Health Care, 1987Abstract Knowledge of the most current and valid scientific data available should serve as the basis for health care that is either given or recommended. Using this framework, this article presents recent research reported by scientists about the causes and occurrences of diaper rash. A model illustrating the process of the development of diaper rash
B N, Gaunder, E, Plummer
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Perianal Verrucous Lesions in Infants with Diaper Dermatitis
2019Two baby girls presented with verrucous plaques on the labia majora. Both of them had history of repeated diaper dermatitis and no history indicating sexual abuse. Histological findings excluded a number of suspected differential diagnoses and confirmed a rare and striking entity of irritant dermatitis.
Mohammad Ali El-Darouti +1 more
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[Gangrenous ecthyma of the diaper area in infants].
Annales de pediatrie, 1992Ecthyma gangrenosum due to Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a skin infection in which necrotic ulcerations surrounded by a red areola develop. The diaper area is the region most often involved in infants. Typically, ecthyma gangrenosum occurs in patients with septicemia and risk factors (chemotherapy, neutropenia).
A, Taïeb +5 more
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