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Advances in Dermatology and Allergology/Postępy Dermatologii i Alergologii
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4/2004
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Contact eczema

Elżbieta Szczepaniak
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Janusz Prokop

PDiA 2004; XXI, 4: 205–210
Online publish date: 2004/08/26
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Contact eczema is a one of the most frequent skin diseases. Depends on etiopathogenesis it can be divided into allergic and non-allergic, so called: irritation eczema. Compounds, which release non-allergic skin changes, are compounds originally irritating. The basis of the contact eczema is IV immunologic mechanism, so called: retarded answer. Most common contact allergens are: chromium, nickel, cobalt, ingredients of gum, paragroup’s compounds, epoxide resin, external drugs, formalin, cosmetic compounds.
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