Skin reactivity to tin chloride and metallic tin

Olivarius, F. de Fine; Balslev, Eva; Minné, T.

doi:10.1111/j.1600-0536.1993.tb03505.x

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“…A typical alloy is bronze, which is a combination of tin and copper. Menné et al reported the first cases of contact allergy to tin , which is considered to be a rare sensitizer . Tin in dental amalgams only rarely results in oral contact allergy .…”

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Contact allergy caused by stannous fluoride in toothpaste

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Contact allergy caused by stannous fluoride in toothpaste

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“…It is known to be an irritant to the skin . A few studies have reported allergic reactions to tin, but only Nielsen et al have reported a case of true allergic contact dermatitis. In other studies, the results were doubtful and inconclusive.…”

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Airborne allergic contact dermatitis caused by tin

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A 15-year-old-boy presented to our clinic with a 10-week history of work-related dermatitis around the eyes, and on the forehead and arms, which had been present since he started an electronics apprentice. He was exposed to airborne dust containing tin while manipulating metals and soldering during the assembly of electrical wires. He previously had episodes of asthma, and has a familial history of atopy.Patch tests were performed with the European baseline series (Hermal, Reinbek, Germany), a preservatives series and a personal series that was customized to the patient's reported exposures, which included the following items: a piece of pure tin, pure copper, and copper sulfate diluted 1% in pet. Patch tests were also performed with tin chloride [concentrated 0.5% in pet. (1)] with IQ Ultra ® patch test chambers (Chemotechnique Diagnostics, Vellinge, Sweden). Readings were performed on D2 and D4. On D2, readings were positive for pure tin (+++) and for tin chloride (++) (0.5% in pet.). On D4, readings were positive (+++) for both tin derivatives.

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“…Some of them compare the effects of cobalt and chromium to nickel . In others, the cases of zinc, copper, tin, palladium, manganese, and aluminum allergies are reported .…”

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Investigation of metal ion release from violin, viola, and cello strings after dissolution in corrosive solution

Rezić

Ujević

Ćurković

2013

Materials and Corrosion

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The aim of this study was to monitor the dissolution of violin, viola, and violoncello strings in order to monitor the release of metal ions during their usage. The concentration of dissolved metal ions in corrosive solution (nitric acid) is discussed. The concentration determined are decreasing in the following order: Fe 3þ >Cu 2þ >Al 3þ >Cr 3þ >Si 4þ >Mn 2þ >Ni 2þ >Zn 2þ >Mo 2þ >Sb 2þ >V 2þ > W 2þ >Sn 2þ . Among all investigated metal ions, nickel is far the most allergenic. The results have shown that majority of investigated samples contained nickel in their composition, in amounts that are higher than prescribed limits of 0.05%. Therefore, those items could induce contact allergic dermatitis in musicians sensitive to nickel allergy, presenting a potential threat to their health.

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Skin reactivity to tin chloride and metallic tin

Cited by 29 publications

References 4 publications

Contact allergy caused by stannous fluoride in toothpaste

Contact allergy caused by stannous fluoride in toothpaste

Airborne allergic contact dermatitis caused by tin

Investigation of metal ion release from violin, viola, and cello strings after dissolution in corrosive solution

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