[Oral provocation of a hydroxyquinoline eczema. Hematogenic contact eczema from hydroxyquinoline].

H J, Rauch; M, Ludvan

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[Oral provocation of a hydroxyquinoline eczema. Hematogenic contact eczema from hydroxyquinoline].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 23 Sep 1983 German Journal:Dermatosen in Beruf und Umwelt. Occupation and environment, volume 31 (issn: 0343-2432,

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Authors: H J, Rauch; M, Ludvan;

pmid: 6872869

[Oral provocation of a hydroxyquinoline eczema. Hematogenic contact eczema from hydroxyquinoline].

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Abstract

We inform about an eczema reaction from inside after perception of Reasec Plus. This hydroxyquinolin substance caused a generalized dermatitis at a patient who is contact sensibilized against Vioform. The sensitivity index found out among our patients is very little (0,85%). The probability for the appearance of an internally or externally induced contact dermatitis after perception of Hydroxyquinolin is rather poor.

Keywords

Eczema, Hydroxyquinolines, Administration, Oral, Humans, Female, Dermatitis, Contact, Aged, Skin

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