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Occupational contact urticaria and protein contact dermatitis: Causes and concomitant airway diseases

Contact Dermatitis Aug 14, 2017

Helaskoski E, et al. – The objective of this investigation was to outline the causes of work–induced contact urticaria (CU) and protein contact dermatitis (PCD). In addition, it assessed the occurrence of concomitant airway diseases. Approximately half of the patients (46%) with occupational CU and PCD exhibited concomitant occupational airway disease. Patients with CU/PCD ought to be enquired regarding respiratory symptoms. Preventive measures at the workplace had to encompass the protection of skin and the airways.
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