Abstract:Dermatitis is any inflammation characterized by the classical signs of redness, swelling, heat and pain. It is a non-specific reaction of the skin to an irritant and cannot be considered an entity. Occupational dermatitis is such a reaction produced by, or aggravated by, an irritant encountered during the course of employment. At the present time the word dermatitis is almost synonymous with occupational skin disease and the word has unfortunately become of more legal than medical significance. In view of the … Show more
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