1990
DOI: 10.1001/archpedi.1990.02150270065027
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Evaluations of Diapers Containing Absorbent Gelling Material With Conventional Disposable Diapers in Newborn Infants

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“…A lower prevalence of diaper dermatitis and improved skin wetness and pH has been previously reported with the use of disposable nappies. 21,22 Improvements in nappy technology have been shown to be associated with a decrease in the severity of diaper dermatitis. 23,24 Given these observations, the use of cloth nappies for children with diaper dermatitis is not recommended.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A lower prevalence of diaper dermatitis and improved skin wetness and pH has been previously reported with the use of disposable nappies. 21,22 Improvements in nappy technology have been shown to be associated with a decrease in the severity of diaper dermatitis. 23,24 Given these observations, the use of cloth nappies for children with diaper dermatitis is not recommended.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…An earlier study by Lane et al (9) suggested that the first 14 days after birth may be an important time with respect to diaper rash development. These findings focus attention on the immediate newborn period as potentially critical for understanding the evolution of diaper dermatitis.…”
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“…En general, existen estudios [12][13][14][15][16]18 sobre la eficacia de los pañales para la prevención de dermatitis por pañal, incluso evaluada mediante revisión sistemática, 27 que ponen de manifiesto que los pañales con centro de celulosa son superiores a los de tela; los pañales con materiales absorbentes en gel son superiores a los pañales con centro de celulosa exclusivamente, y que los pañales con liberación de formulaciones por contacto son superiores a aquéllos que no las liberan. El pañal BBTips ® evaluado en el presente estudio pertenece al grupo de liberación por contacto y, a pesar de ser semejante a Huggies UltraConfort ® por pertenecer al grupo de absorbentes con gel, la superioridad global de BBTips ® puede estar en relación con esta diferencia.…”
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“…11 El uso de pañales desechables con materiales superabsorbentes o con gel, [12][13][14][15] o incluso aquéllos que pueden liberar fórmulas con óxido de zinc/petrolato, 14,16 muestran una menor incidencia y gravedad de dermatitis por pañal.…”
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