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Mount Sinai Journal of Medicine: A Journal of Translational and Personalized Medicine, 2011
AbstractAllergy to natural rubber latex is an important clinical condition that occurred after the institution of universal precautions to protect healthcare workers. A rapid increase and production of both examination and surgical gloves resulted in an epidemic of allergy to latex protein. Healthcare workers in both the medical and dental environments,
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AbstractAllergy to natural rubber latex is an important clinical condition that occurred after the institution of universal precautions to protect healthcare workers. A rapid increase and production of both examination and surgical gloves resulted in an epidemic of allergy to latex protein. Healthcare workers in both the medical and dental environments,
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ACM SIGACT News, 1988
This note explains how to use a IAT E X style that produces a good approximation to the style used in SIAM journals. The note is itself an example of the siam style in action.
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This note explains how to use a IAT E X style that produces a good approximation to the style used in SIAM journals. The note is itself an example of the siam style in action.
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The Viscosity of Latex and of Latex Mixtures
Rubber Chemistry and Technology, 1937Abstract For the rubber technologist, a change in the plasticity of rubber mixtures is one of the most important indications that fundamental changes are taking place within the mixture. For example, a decrease in plasticity would lead to the conclusion that incipient vulcanization had taken place, and an increase in plasticity would indicate ...
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Latex Allergens and Latex Allergy
2002Allergy to natural rubber latex (NRL) is currently one of the most frequently encountered occupational diseases among the health care workers. Children with spina bifida and other congenital malformations with histories of multiple surgeries form the other major risk group.
K. Turjanmaa, T. Palosuo
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Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 2000
Latex allergy continues to be an important medical problem. In this review we re-examine the definition of latex allergy, the offending allergens, the factors that enhance sensitization, the threshold levels that sensitize and elicit reactions in sensitized individuals, current diagnostic techniques, avoidance measures, the barrier properties of ...
G E, Poley, J E, Slater
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Latex allergy continues to be an important medical problem. In this review we re-examine the definition of latex allergy, the offending allergens, the factors that enhance sensitization, the threshold levels that sensitize and elicit reactions in sensitized individuals, current diagnostic techniques, avoidance measures, the barrier properties of ...
G E, Poley, J E, Slater
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Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 1993
Unexplained vascular collapse, airway obstruction, shock, and death after procedures as innocuous as barium enema or anorectal manometry have recently been shown to be due to allergy to latex and anaphylactoid reaction.To review existing medical literature on latex anaphylaxis and to determine who is most at risk and what methods might best prevent ...
J, Kokoszka, R, Nelson
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Unexplained vascular collapse, airway obstruction, shock, and death after procedures as innocuous as barium enema or anorectal manometry have recently been shown to be due to allergy to latex and anaphylactoid reaction.To review existing medical literature on latex anaphylaxis and to determine who is most at risk and what methods might best prevent ...
J, Kokoszka, R, Nelson
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Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 1992
Previous studies have demonstrated that some children with spina bifida have IgE to proteins in natural rubber. In this study we compare different sources of latex antigen and identify possible antigenic peptides by radioimmunoblotting technique. Sera were collected from 26 children with spina bifida, tested by RAST with ammoniated latex extract (AL ...
J E, Slater, S K, Chhabra
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Previous studies have demonstrated that some children with spina bifida have IgE to proteins in natural rubber. In this study we compare different sources of latex antigen and identify possible antigenic peptides by radioimmunoblotting technique. Sera were collected from 26 children with spina bifida, tested by RAST with ammoniated latex extract (AL ...
J E, Slater, S K, Chhabra
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Comprehensive Therapy, 2002
The prevalence of IgE mediated natural latex rubber allergy is estimated to be < 1% in the general population, < 17% in medical personnel and approximately 0% in children with spina bifida. We review the definition, diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of NLR allergy.
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The prevalence of IgE mediated natural latex rubber allergy is estimated to be < 1% in the general population, < 17% in medical personnel and approximately 0% in children with spina bifida. We review the definition, diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of NLR allergy.
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2014
The milky sap of the rubber tree Hevea brasiliensis is the source of the commercial production of natural rubber latex (NRL) devices, and also represents a source of potent allergenic proteins. NRL materials were introduced in the health care field in about 1840 with the advent of technical abilities to produce suitable and flexible NRL materials for ...
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The milky sap of the rubber tree Hevea brasiliensis is the source of the commercial production of natural rubber latex (NRL) devices, and also represents a source of potent allergenic proteins. NRL materials were introduced in the health care field in about 1840 with the advent of technical abilities to produce suitable and flexible NRL materials for ...
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Rubber Chemistry and Technology, 1945
Abstract The mechanism of the coagulation of latex is a very brief chapter in most treatises on rubber. The theories are numerous and conflicting. The most widely accepted interpretation is one in which the destruction of the stabilization membrane is postulated.
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Abstract The mechanism of the coagulation of latex is a very brief chapter in most treatises on rubber. The theories are numerous and conflicting. The most widely accepted interpretation is one in which the destruction of the stabilization membrane is postulated.
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