1966
DOI: 10.1001/archderm.1966.01600300033006
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Anhidrotic Effects of Adhesive Tapes and Occlusive Film

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“…The effects of occlusive adhesive tapes of various constructions on skin sweat gland function and the compari son with those of a nonocclusive tape were described by Orentreich et al [44], They reported severe anhidrosis for highly occlu sive tapes applied for 6 days, while perfo rated tape partially occlusive produced inter mediate anhidrosis. Only occasionally a few functioning sweat glands were found on a site covered by an occlusive tape.…”
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