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Contact allergy to Kathon® CG

Contact Dermatitis, 1987
Among 671 consecutive patients who underwent the patch test with Kathon CG (100 ppm active ingredient), 23 (3.43%) showed a positive reaction (87% females). In 52.2% of these cases the clinical relevance of these reactions was considered to be proven. Most of the patients were suffering from contact dermatitis of the face or hands. Cosmetics were found
C L, Meneghini, G, Angelini, G A, Vena
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Routine patch testing with the preservative system Kathon CG

International Journal of Cosmetic Science, 1988
SynopsisOf 1620 patients routinely patch tested with Kathon CG 100 p.p.m. aqua for suspected allergic contact dermatitis, 81 (5.0%) had a positive reaction. Sixty‐two reactions (3.8%) were relevant for the dermatitis for which the patient consulted the dermatologist.
A C, Groot   +3 more
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Occupational Dermatitisin a Milk Industry Worker Due to Kathon CG

Dermatitis, 2004
The allergenic properties of the preservative Kathon CG have been well known since 1980. Kathon CG is regularly used in many industrial processes because of its germicidal powers. The most common sources of exposure for people are cosmetics and toiletries.
Virginia, Fernandez-Redondo   +2 more
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Kathon CG

Contact Dermatitis, 1987
A C, de Groot, D P, Bruynzeel
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Risk of Sensitization to Kathon CG

Contact Dermatitis, 1988
A C, de Groot   +2 more
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Epicutaneous patch test with the preservative Kathon® CG [PDF]

open access: possibleContact Dermatitis, 1986
Husz Sándor, Simon Nicolaus
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Risk of sensitization to Kathon® CG

Contact Dermatitis, 1989
M, Bruze, G, Assennato
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[Kathon CG--a new contact sensitizing preservative].

Ugeskrift for laeger, 1990
Kathon CG is a preservative, widely used in skin care products and cosmetics. Prior to introduction to the market, extensive studies on the sensitizing potential of this product were performed. The conclusion drawn from these studies was, that the risk of sensitization was extremely small, when used in concentrations below 15 ppm. Now, ten years later,
B B, Knudsen, T, Menné
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Contact allergy to the preservative Kathon CG

Contact Dermatitis, 1990
A, Aguirre Martin-Falero   +2 more
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