Clinical Evaluation of Clotrimazole

Experimental study of the potential for contact sensitization and cross‐reaction of imidazole antifungals

“…The potential for contact sensitization of imidazole antifungals other than cambendazole (3) has not yet been proven by the maximization test in animals (3,(12)(13)(14). In previous reports, injections of 1% test substance were followed by closed patches of 1% test substance for induction.…”

Dermatotherapeutic Agents

“…Antimycotics, Section 2.2 Azole Antimycotics for Topical Treatment) [27220- , are effective in treating cutaneous candidiasis and most tinea infections [62][63][64][65]. They are generally considered superior to such agents as tolnaftate, haloprogin, and undecylenic acid.…”

Dermatotherapeutic Agents

“…Topical azoles, such as clotrimazole [23593-75-1] and econazole [27220- , are effective in treating cutaneous candidiasis and most tinea infections [64][65][66][67]. They are generally considered superior to such agents as tolnaftate, haloprogin, and undecylenic acid.…”