Titlebook: Handbook of Occupational Dermatoses; Ana M. Giménez-Arnau,Howard I. Maibach Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), und

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Occupational Skin Infections,e preventable and measures have to be applied to reduce its risk. It is essential to know the commonest skin infections related with work to achieve an early diagnosis. Professions at risk include health care workers, animal handlers and veterinaries, agriculture workers, and food process workers. I

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Work-Related and Occupational Hand Eczema (OHE), Diagnosis and Treatment,define when and how work-related hand eczema (HE) should be recognized as an occupational disease. OHE has often a chronic and relapsing course with a poor prognosis in the long-term leading to a significant burden in terms of sick leave, reduced work productivity, early work retirement, and unemplo

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Airborne Occupational Contact Dermatoses,or IV hypersensitivity) and the particle properties (allergic or irritant), they are classified as airborne irritant contact dermatitis, airborne allergic contact dermatitis, and airborne contact urticaria. Occupational, environmental, and personal factors such as atopy increases the risk of occurre

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Occupational Contact Dermatitis and Photodermatosis in the Agricultural Environment, of parasites, use of pesticides or sun exposure. In this chapter, we will describe the most common occupational dermatitis in this sector, such as contact dermatitis -both allergic and irritant-, phototoxic and photoallergic reactions and skin cancer.

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Occupational Contact Dermatitis in the Industrial Setting,strial sector not only in modern industrial countries, but in all modern societies. Since many of these jobs entail working under wet conditions, heat, or with hazardous chemicals, both irritant and allergic occupational contact dermatitis are of utmost importance. However, the heterogenicity of the

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Occupational Contact Dermatitis in the Service Sector,perty, and are inseparable from the individual that provides them. We hereby discuss the occupational dermatoses (OD) regarding a choice of occupations within the service sector (e.g., athletes, musicians, stage artists, ballet dancers, kitchen workers, flight staff, military personnel, healthcare w

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Medicolegal Implications and the Importance of the Medical Report,es not only imply a causation by conditions at the workplace, but, for acknowledgment by occupational insurance companies, also legal requirements dermatologists are not familiar with. In Germany, occupational diseases are legally defined in §9 Para. 1 SGB (Social Code) VII as “diseases which the Fe