Synonym(s)
Cement eczema
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Allergic contact eczema on chromates, which is primarily located on the hands and occurs 6-8 years after the start of exposure. Later scattering reactions on face, neck and trunk.
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Epicutaneous test for potassium dichromate.
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Avoidance of the allergen, anti-eczematous local therapy according to the eczema. Preventive measures according to § 3 of the occupational diseases; see also occupational dermatoses.
LiteratureThis section has been translated automatically.
- Belsito DV et al (2002) Allergic contact dermatitis to detergents: a multicenter study to assess prevalence. J Am Acad Dermatol 46: 200-206
- Oostendorp I et al (1991) Noxins and allergens at work and in the environment. Occupational diseases in bricklayers. Dt Dermatol 39: 1185-1186
- Trattner A et al (2003) Use of in vitro release of interferon-gamma in the diagnosis of contact allergy to potassium dichromate - a controlled study. Contact Dermatitis 48: 191-193
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Contact dermatitis allergic; Eczema (overview); Epicutaneous test; Occupational dermatoses; Occupational skin disease according to BK 5101;Disclaimer
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