1939
DOI: 10.1007/bf01949461
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Prüfung der Waschwirkung mit Hilfe der Fluorescenzmessung

Abstract: Aus groBen Reihenuntersuchungen hat sich ergeben, dab die Zahl yon Hauterkrankungen in Betrieben recht hoch ist.Was diese Ausf~lle an Arbeit durch Hauterkrankungen bedeuten, l~Bt sieh nur ahnen und nicht zahlenm~l~ig ausdrticken. Die Hautgrzte haben daher die Verpflichtung, mehr als es bisher geschehen ist, sich mit der Verhiitung gewerblicher Hautkrankheiten zu befassen. Sich einseitig auf die :Ergebnisse der Allergieforschung stiitzend, hatte man bisher bestimmte Stoffe als ekzem-oder auch dermatitisauslSsen… Show more

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“…The potentially abrasive scrubbing surface of felt has probably contributed to the ‘good washing performance’ and small contact pressures of only up to 16 g reported by Schrader . In addition, brushes , paintbrushes , and foam caps were used in skin cleansing models as washing surfaces. Brushes and paintbrushes are abrasive and, even when using relatively smooth goat hair, result in irritant effects.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The potentially abrasive scrubbing surface of felt has probably contributed to the ‘good washing performance’ and small contact pressures of only up to 16 g reported by Schrader . In addition, brushes , paintbrushes , and foam caps were used in skin cleansing models as washing surfaces. Brushes and paintbrushes are abrasive and, even when using relatively smooth goat hair, result in irritant effects.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%