Bestrahlung Mit UV-A Oder UV-B wirkt protektiv gegenüber Irritantien

Lehmann, Percy; Helbig, S.; Hölzle, Erhard; Plewig, Gerd

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“…Despite experimental evidence that UVB-radiated skin provided protection against various irritants, the prevalence of HD was reduced only by a limited amount in the UVB group [29,30]. Lehmann et al 1992 had shown, that a significant increase in the thickness of the SC had already appeared after 1 week of UVB radiation [30].…”

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“…Lehmann et al 1992 reported that UVB radiation led to a significant thickening of the stratum corneum (SC) [30]. The UVBradiated skin consecutively showed a higher resistance to different irritants under experimental conditions [29,30]. Therefore, pre-occupational UVB hardening of the back of the hands, the area where irritant hand dermatitis occurs primarily, might be capable of increasing the resistance of the skin to occupational irritants and prevent hand dermatitis under practical working conditions.…”

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Prevention of hand dermatitis in bakers' apprentices: different efficacy of skin protection measures and UVB hardening

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Bartsch

et al. 2002

International Archives of Occupational and Environmental Health

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This study provided evidence, based on significant differences in TEWL levels, that general SP measures may be more effective than UV light hardening of the skin, which in turn was more effective than no intervention. This trend was supported by the frequency of development of clinical hand dermatitis, although differences did not reach statistical significance. A multi-centre trial is recommended to confirm the efficacy of SP measures in a larger randomised study.

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