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Skin Protection Practical Applications In The Occupational Setting Current Problems In Dermatology Vol 34 1st Edition S Schliemann

Name: Skin Protection Practical Applications In The Occupational Setting Current Problems In Dermatology Vol 34 1st Edition S Schliemann
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Skin Protection Practical Applications In The Occupational Setting Current Problems In Dermatology Vol 34 1st Edition S Schliemann instant download after payment.

Publisher: Karger

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.53 MB

Pages: 191

Author: S. Schliemann, Peter Elsner

ISBN: 3805582188

Language: English

Year: 2007

Edition: 1

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Skin Protection Practical Applications In The Occupational Setting Current Problems In Dermatology Vol 34 1st Edition S Schliemann by S. Schliemann, Peter Elsner 3805582188 instant download after payment.

This publication provides a comprehensive update on specific cosmetic products from general principles of composition, protection from specific exposures, such as irritants, allergens and ultraviolet irradiation, to safety and efficacy testing both from the perspective of in vitro and in vivo testing. The second part focusses on special requirements and practical application in high-risk occupations and the respective skin protection programs, also including some critical remarks on the limitations of currently available skin protection measures.