1992
DOI: 10.1111/j.1600-0536.1992.tb00888.x
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Compositae dermatitis: a survey

Abstract: Compositae dermatitis in an allergic contact dermatitis, frequently chronic, triggered by plants of the Compositae family. The condition, which is seen, in particular, in middle-aged and elderly persons, typically starts in the summer months with an acute eczema either corresponding to areas exposed to light and air, or corresponding to areas of plant contact; it disappears spontaneously during the fall of the year. Repeated exposure over a number of years may cause severe intractable dermatitis affecting the … Show more

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“…As contact with airborne compositae constituents is almost impossible to avoid, her prognosis was poor and we estimated that she was at least 40% disabled for general employment market. [12,14,21]. Die wichtigsten Allergene sind die Sesquiterpenlactone, die im Fettharzanteil der Blätter, des Stamms, der Blüte und möglicherweise der Pollen der Gewächse vorkommen [10].…”
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“…As contact with airborne compositae constituents is almost impossible to avoid, her prognosis was poor and we estimated that she was at least 40% disabled for general employment market. [12,14,21]. Die wichtigsten Allergene sind die Sesquiterpenlactone, die im Fettharzanteil der Blätter, des Stamms, der Blüte und möglicherweise der Pollen der Gewächse vorkommen [10].…”
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“…indirekte Hautkontakt zu Gewächsbestandteilen angegeben [10,14]. Daneben ist auch noch der Hautkontakt durch windübertragene Bestandteile der Korbblütengewächse als ursächlich zu erwägen.…”
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