Allergic Contact Dermatitis of Paraphenylenediamine

Chii‐Shyan Wang、Mei-Ping Tseng、Chee‐Ching Sun

2001Medicine被引 2

摘要

Para-phenylenediamine (PPD), a primary intermediate in hair dye, is a potent contact allergen and a common cause of allergic contact dermatitis in hairdressers. We report the results of patch testing with PPD in National Taiwan University Hospital in the past 22years. 115(3.46%) of the total patch-tested 3322patients were positive to PPD. The commonest sites of dermatitis were the face (41.5%) and the hand (28.3%). Hands of hairdressers and face of non-hairdressers were the commonest site of allergic dermatitis of PPD. Hairdressers had an increased risk to be allergic to PPD (odds ratio=20.4). We also review the literatures about allergic contact dermatitis to PPD.

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Chii‐Shyan Wang, Mei-Ping Tseng, Chee‐Ching Sun. Allergic Contact Dermatitis of Paraphenylenediamine[J]. 未知来源, 2001.

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DOI：https://doi.org/10.29784/ds.200109.0001

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