Usefulness of lidocaine tape (Penles) for pain at time of puncture of blood access.

Miyake, Noriaki; Okamoto, Momoko; Fukukawa, Tokuzo; Matsushita, Satoru; Sano, Michiyo; Kurisu, Misako; Iziri, Tsuruyo; H, Tsutsumi; Mitsuie, Tsutomu; Maruo, Yoshiyuki

doi:10.4009/jsdt.29.23

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“…To alleviate this pain, tape-type lidocaine-containing local anesthetic patches are widely used in Japan. 5) This tape is typically applied to the needle insertion site for 30 min; however, some reports have indicated that 30 min is insufficient, and the tape is commonly applied for a longer time. 5,6) The absorption of lidocaine is modulated by permeation of the stratum corneum.…”

Section: Influence Of Premoisturization On the Skin Barrier Function Of Lidocaine Tape In Hd Patientsmentioning

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“…5) This tape is typically applied to the needle insertion site for 30 min; however, some reports have indicated that 30 min is insufficient, and the tape is commonly applied for a longer time. 5,6) The absorption of lidocaine is modulated by permeation of the stratum corneum. 7) Thus, HD patients exhibit a variety of dermatological symptoms, such as pruritus, xerosis, pigmentation, and erythema.…”

Section: Influence Of Premoisturization On the Skin Barrier Function Of Lidocaine Tape In Hd Patientsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Onset Mechanism and Pharmaceutical Management of Dry Skin

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2021

Biological & Pharmaceutical Bulletin

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Dry skin is a common symptom of various conditions, and elderly individuals commonly exhibit this physiological symptom. Dry skin develops owing to sebum deficiency; however, the use of moisturizers can typically overcome this issue, particularly in patients in whom there are no other skin problems. If dry skin is left untreated, itching and eczema can occur, resulting in skin damage. Additionally, hemodialysis patients exhibit reduced barrier function and can experience pain associated with repeated needle insertion; the repeated use of lidocaine tape to manage the pain can cause further skin damage. To reduce the occurrence of dry skin, the skin is hydrated using moisturizers. Dry skin is also prominent in patients with varicose veins in the lower extremities, and many biochemical studies have shown that skin immunity is altered in patients with dry skin. Moreover, the incidences of dry skin and pruritus differ in male and female patients. Furthermore, in elderly patients, zinc deficiency is likely to cause dry skin, and zinc supplementation may maintain skin hydration. To date, few reports have described dry skin from a clinical point of view. In this review, research on dry skin is presented, and the findings of basic research studies are integrated.

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Section: Influence Of Premoisturization On the Skin Barrier Function Of Lidocaine Tape In Hd Patientsmentioning

confidence: 99%