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Evidence-Based Management of Hand Eczema
Get PDFHand eczema is a common skin disease with a wide variation in morphology and a complex etiology based on endogenous and exogenous factors.The diagnosis of hand eczema is based on patient history, exposure assessment, physical examination, and the results of patch testing. Management of hand eczema starts with education of the patient on the etiology of the disease, and the needed changes in behavior regarding skin care and preventive measures, and avoidance of relevant exposure factors. In many cases, medical treatment is needed for successful management of the disease; use of medication can only be successful with proper education and avoidance of relevant exposure
Incidence of allergic contact sensitization in Danish adults between 1990 and 1998; the Copenhagen Allergy Study, Denmark
No full textAllergic contact sensitization in an adult Danish population:two cross-sectional surveys eight years apart (the Copenhagen Allergy Study)
No full textEffects of repeated skin exposure to low nickel concentrations:a model for allergic contact dermatitis to nickel on the hands
No full textNickel-induced cytokine production from mononuclear cells in nickel-sensitive individuals and controls. Cytokine profiles in nickel-sensitive individuals with nickel allergy-related hand eczema before and after nickel challenge
No full textRepeated exposures to cobalt or chromate on the hands of patients with hand eczema and contact allergy to that metal
No full textRepeated exposures to cobalt or chromate on the hands of patients with hand eczema and contact allergy to that metal
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