Patch Testing with Various Mango (Mangifera indica) Extracts

Chen, Hsuan-Hsiang

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2014

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Patch Testing with Various Mango (Mangifera indica) Extracts

Hsuan-Hsiang Chen¹

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“…Mango may cause either type I or type IV hypersensitivity. Chen et al [4] tried various extracts from the pulp, peel-lining, and peel of two different mangos and showed the 10% ether extract can be used as a screening tool to evaluate the mango dermatitis. They also discussed the relationship between hypersensitivity to poison oak/ivy and mango dermatitis.…”

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It is a great pleasure to introduce a new type of dermatological journal here. Clinical Research in Dermatology: Open Access (CRDOA) is a new international journal aimed to provide interesting and intriguing research in dermatology through free online open access.In this inaugural issue, we have some interesting scientific findings from Turkey, Australia, America, Taiwan, and Brazil. Cutaneous findings always provide an insight to the underlying systemic disease during in-patient dermatological consultation. Demir et al. [1] found most consultations were requested from Internal medicine and the patients over the age of 60 years. Drug eruption was the most frequent diagnosis, probably reflecting the in-patients taking lots of drugs when hospitalized. Over half of dermatologic diagnoses were incorrect by the nondermatologists, revealing the importance of dermatology branch in the hospital setting.

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Patch Testing with Various Mango (Mangifera indica) Extracts

Cited by 2 publications

References 9 publications

A Review on Articles in the Current Issue

A Review on Articles in the Current Issue

Souvenir aus Mittelamerika - allergisches Kontaktekzem auf Cashewnuss

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