Air Pollution and Allergy

Pirilae, V; Noro, L; Laamanen, A.

doi:10.1111/j.1398-9995.1963.tb03155.x

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“…Pirilii. et al (2) were the first to establish the concept of airborne dermatoses on clinical and experimental grounds. In their review, the authors called attention -almost exclusively -to allergic conditions, referring for instance to the cases of thiokol dermatitis they had observed after World War II (3).…”

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Industrial airborne irritant or allergic contact dermatitis

Lachapelle

1986

Contact Dermatitis

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Industrial airborne irritant or allergic contact dermatitis is commonly observed in many factories. Examples of airborne irritants include fibres (such as fibreglass or rockwool), various kinds of dust particles (such as cement, slag, sludge, insulating foam, wood chips), acids and alkalis, gasses and vapours. Airborne contact allergens are unequivocally numerous. The clinical symptoms of both irritant and allergic airborne contact dermatitis are reviewed.

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