Quick Guide to Contact Dermatitis [electronic resource] /
Johansen, Jeanne Duus.editor.
Lepoittevin, Jean-Pierre.editor.
Thyssen, Jacob P.editor.
This book is a quick guide for clinicians, specialists, and residents. It provides a concise overview of the practical aspects of contact dermatitis, supplying the tools to allow a fast and reliable diagnosis. The book describes the clinical features of contact dermatitis, explains how to make an exposure assessment and covers other essentials in the diagnostic work. Information is presented on testing with patients’ own products and overviews are provided on the allergens contained in various products. In addition, a helpful list of the most frequent allergens is included. The authors are leading practitioners in the field, and their expertise has enabled the compilation of an approachable text supplemented by a large number of full color illustrations, tables and check lists. This book will help the reader to gain a better understanding of the subject and to achieve greater competence in everyday practice.
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references.
Immunology: A Quick Guide -- Clinical Features of Contact Dermatitis -- Patch Testing: Essentials -- Patch Testing with Own Products -- Allergic Contact Dermatitis: Clinical Relevance and Exposure Assessment of Allergens -- Irritant Contact Dermatitis: Diagnosis and Risk Factors -- Photoreactions and Testing -- Protein Contact Dermatitis and Testing -- Occupational Contact Dermatitis -- Contact Allergy in Children -- Main Allergen Groups: Metals -- Fragrances -- Preservatives. Allergens in Various Products: Textiles and Hair Dyes -- Dental Materials -- Shoes/Gloves -- Glues -- Metalworking Fluids -- Plants -- Cosmetics -- Workers Protection: Gloves, Creams -- Overview of Allergens.
This book is a quick guide for clinicians, specialists, and residents. It provides a concise overview of the practical aspects of contact dermatitis, supplying the tools to allow a fast and reliable diagnosis. The book describes the clinical features of contact dermatitis, explains how to make an exposure assessment and covers other essentials in the diagnostic work. Information is presented on testing with patients’ own products and overviews are provided on the allergens contained in various products. In addition, a helpful list of the most frequent allergens is included. The authors are leading practitioners in the field, and their expertise has enabled the compilation of an approachable text supplemented by a large number of full color illustrations, tables and check lists. This book will help the reader to gain a better understanding of the subject and to achieve greater competence in everyday practice.
Dermatology.
Allergy.
Dermatology.
Allergology.