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Diaper Dermatitis: Frequency and Severity Among a General Infant Population
Pediatric Dermatology, 1986Abstract: The frequency and severity of diaper dermatitis was measured among a midwestem suburban population of 1089 infants ranging in age from 1 to 20 months. No diagnosis of specific etiology was made. Fecal samples were collected and analyzed for Candida albicans, and information on family characteristics, infant diet, general health, history of ...
W E, Jordan +4 more
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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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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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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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An Infant With Recalcitrant Diaper Dermatitis
Clinical Pediatrics, 2019Caitlin Crimp +2 more
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Prevalence of Common Contact Allergens in Topical Diaper Preparations for Infants
Pediatric DermatologyABSTRACTIn cases of persistent perineal dermatitis (PD), allergic contact dermatitis should be considered and common potential allergens avoided in topical diaper preparations. Our study reviewed the best‐selling diaper preparations on a popular website to identify the number and types of allergens in each product, based on the 2018 Pediatric Baseline ...
Jessica Johnson +2 more
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Weighing wet diapers: a new approach to measure infant output
ANPHI papers, 1973Accurate measurement of fluid losses is important in infant patients, especially in burn cases. Indwelling catheters, urine collection bas and other commonly used methods of continuous urine collection and measurement have several disadvantages including trauma, danger of infection, skin irritation, need for restraints, and use of expensive devices.
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Diaper Phenolsulfonphthalein Test in the Newborn Infant
Journal of Urology, 1964L M, BARSOCCHINI, D R, SMITH
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