“White reaction to blue”: A contact vitiligo due to Disperse Blue in surgical mask
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DOI: 10.1111/cod.14010
Abstract: colloidal bismuth subcitrate as active ingredient), all 20% aq. and pet., resulted in only positive reactions to bismuth preparations (+++), and this already on D2 (Figure 1D); metronidazole and tetracycline remained negative (readings until D7).… read more here.
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A Peculiar Adverse Reaction To Blue-Pigmented Tattoo.
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DOI: 10.1111/jocd.13494
Abstract: The practice of tattoing dates back to 5000 years ago and is currently constantly growing. The most common pigment associated with tattoo complications is the red one. Another pigment, which could be associated with adverse… read more here.
Keywords: adverse reaction; peculiar adverse; reaction blue; blue ... See more keywords