Eyeglass allergic contact dermatitis

Scott, K.W.; Levender, Michelle M.; Feldman, Steven R.

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“…According to the analysis, materials that cause the inflammation CD are part of the eyeglass frames that are widely used in the AM to enhance mechanical properties, aesthetic purposes, and research goals. Some of the materials are metals such as cobalt and nickel, plasticizersabietic. ,− Besides, solvents such as EGMEA and methylethylketone are some of the commonly used chemicals that cause CD. In addition to the above, UV stabilizer dyes such as anthraquinone brown-black dye paraphenylenediamine paraaminophenol solvent yellow 3, red 26, red 481 are among the top materials that cause CD. , …”

Section: Fundamental Limitationsmentioning

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“…In addition to the above, UV stabilizer dyes such as anthraquinone brown-black dye paraphenylenediamine paraaminophenol solvent yellow 3, red 26, red 481 are among the top materials that cause CD. 196,198 Additional research from dermatologists and skin specialists revealed that some materials used for eyeglass frames can also cause inflammation behind the ear. 201−203 This is a case of erythematous or fissured plaques, an area of clearing in a flat confluent growth of bacteria or tissue cells in the retroauricular area that is in an auricular region of the ears on the neck.…”

Section: Optimizing the Eyeglass Frame Topography Using Generative De...mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Some of the materials are metals such as cobalt and nickel, plasticizersabietic. ,− Besides, solvents such as EGMEA and methylethylketone are some of the commonly used chemicals that cause CD. In addition to the above, UV stabilizer dyes such as anthraquinone brown-black dye paraphenylenediamine paraaminophenol solvent yellow 3, red 26, red 481 are among the top materials that cause CD. , …”

Section: Fundamental Limitationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Eyeglasses are typical correctors for refractive error eye disorders. They are commonly placed on frames expected to be stylish and durable. Currently, the consumer demand for sustainable and eco-friendly frames is gaining interest, especially since conventional frame manufacturing methods follow a subtraction of large blocks of wasted scrap material. Additive manufacturing (AM) promises better economic feasibility due to reduced tooling, storage, and material costs, as well as enhanced mechanical properties, by inducing nanomaterials and composites. Moreover, synergism between AM and digital design has led to a rising interest in smart or electronic eyeglass frames. This systematic review assesses commercial eyeglass frames that use standard materials with long-lasting resistance, durability, comfort, and versatility with various materials such as metals and polymers. It also explores the design aspects of these eyeglasses and their correlation with the utilization of artificial intelligence trained computer-aided design software. Beyond the appealing eyeglass frame technology, a review of smart frame design, in which electronic sensors and chips are embedded, is also included. Furthermore, this review comprises various applications for 3D printing of frames including commercial and biomedical applications. Other reviewed topics include the side effects, health risks, shortcomings of AM techniques and materials, and void formation inside the matrix that propagates fatigue and shrinkage or density change during solidification.

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Nickel allergy is the second most common form of allergic contact dermatitis skin allergy, second only to poison ivy. There is no cure for a nickel allergy. The best treatment is to avoid contact with all products known to have nickel content. Because nickel is present in a vast amount of items used every day in the gastroenterology endoscopy setting, it is not possible to have a nickel-free environment. Nurses need to be aware of items in their facility, which could affect the nickel-allergic patient in an adverse way. The focus should be to limit patient exposure as much as possible. This article provides an overview of nickel allergy and areas of risk for patients in the gastroenterology endoscopy setting.

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Eyeglass allergic contact dermatitis

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