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Irritant skin reactions to urostomal adhesives

Urological Research, 1982
The skin irritation evoked by urostomal adhesives with three different types of adhesive material was investigated. The 74 test subjects had previously not been using stomal appliances. A standard patch test was performed on normal skin of the back for 48 h, and readings were made 1 and 24 h later.
B, Bergman, G B, Löwhagen, H, Mobacken
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Irritants and Skin Barrier Function

2016
The barrier response to irritant challenge involves complex biologic events and can be modulated by various environmental, exposure and host-related factors. Irritant damage to the epidermal barrier elicits a cascade of homeostatic or pathologic responses that could be investigated by both in vitro and in vivo methods providing different information at
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Skin irritation in users of brominated pools

International Journal of Environmental Health Research, 2001
This study investigated adverse skin and eye effects in swimmers using pools with three different disinfection systems (chlorine, chlorine/ozone and bromine/ozone) and monitored water quality parameters that may be related to adverse health effects. A cross-sectional study of 770 children swimming in three school pools was carried out over a 4 week ...
H L, Kelsall, M R, Sim
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Conformability and irritancy of adhesive tapes on the skin

Contact Dermatitis, 1997
The relationship between the conformability of adhesive tape, the mechanical property of the adhesive tape not to interfere with skin movement, and irritation of the skin was investigated. In order to assess the conformability of adhesive tape to the skin, a uniaxial method employing film strips connected to a strain gauge was used to measure the ...
F, Tokumura, K, Ohyama, H, Fujisawa, T, Matsuda, Y, Kitazaki   +4 more
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Skin irritation and sensitization

Journal of Controlled Release, 1991
In the last years transdermal drug delivery systems have been used extensively. One of the major limitations of this application system is whether an irritation or an allergic reaction of the skin takes place [ 1,2]. In both skin conditions, inflammation of the skin is the underlying cause.
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Skin Irritation

International Journal of Dermatology, 1991
M M, Bason, V, Gordon, H I, Maibach
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Assessment of skin irritancy: measurement of skin fold thickness

Contact Dermatitis, 1983
It is desirable to use more objective methods than visual scoring for the assessment of skin irritancy reactions. The edema, or fluid accumulation in the exposed skin sites, can be accurately measured by a caliper and this alternative method of assessment is evaluated from different aspects.
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Skin irritation in newborns

Contact Dermatitis, 1979
I, Dahlquist, S, Fregert
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Mechanisms of Skin Irritation

2015
E, Berardesca, F, Distante
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DNCB — Reactivity and Skin Irritation

New England Journal of Medicine, 1973
Bleumink, E., Nater, J. P., The, H.
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