Occupational Skin Disease

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Robert M. Adams

Brand: Saunders

ISBN: 9780721670379

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The new, 3^rd Edition of the fields standard reference provides a complete, concise and up-to-date resource of occupational skin diseases. Each chapter has been thoroughlyrevised and rewritten to reflect the latest national and international research. Step-by-step guidance addresses how to make a precise diagnosis, considerations in differential diagnosis, and practical solutions for skin disease problems.

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Brand Saunders

Reference 34738

EAN13 9780721670379

ISBN 9780721670379

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Publication date: 1999
Issue number: 3
Cover: paperback
Pages count: 792
Dimensions (mm): 184 x 260
Weight (g): 1814

Irritants. Allergic Contact Dermatitis:: General Principles and Causes. Physical Causes of Occupational Skin Disease. Systemic Toxicity from Percutaneous Absorption. Biological Causes. Contact Urticaria Due to Occupational Exposure. Acne and Folliculitis Caused By Mechanical Factors Chloracne. Occupational Skin Cancer. Occupational Nail Disorders. Phototoxicity and Photosensitivity Reactions. Occupational Nail Disorders. Diagnosis and Differential Diagnosis. Atopy, Atopic Dermatitis and Occupational Skin Disease. Diagnostic Patch Testing. The Computer in Occupational Skin Disease. Multiple Chemical Sensitivities. Prevention, Rehabilitation, Treatment. Health Risk Assessment and Occupational Dermatology. Workers Compensation. Plant Inspection. Industrial Processes Commonly Associated with Skin Disease. Soaps and Detergents. Cosmetics. Corticosteroids. Metals.Plastics and Platicizers. Semiconductor Industry. Paints, Varnishes and Lacquers. Solvents. Occupational Skin Problems from Natural and Synthetic Rubber. Petroleum and Petroleum Derivatives. Occupational Dermatitis from Plants and Woods. Pesticides and Other Agriculture Chemicals. Job Descriptions with Their Irritants and Allergens.