Interdigital dermatitis: sentinel skin damage in hairdressers
In the course of a cohort study, 2275 hairdressing apprentices were examined a median of 6 weeks after the start of their training in the years 1992, 1993 and 1994. Skin changes were noted in 821 (36%). The site most often affected was the interdigital web space (664 of those with skin changes: 81%)...
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| description | In the course of a cohort study, 2275 hairdressing apprentices were examined a median of 6 weeks after the start of their training in the years 1992, 1993 and 1994. Skin changes were noted in 821 (36%). The site most often affected was the interdigital web space (664 of those with skin changes: 81%). The proportion of participants with a high atopy score and previous hand and flexural dermatitis was larger in the subset with interdigital dermatitis than in healthy persons, but was particularly elevated in those affected by dermatitis involving other sites. Interdigital dermatitis can be regarded as a potential precursor of more severe hand dermatitis in hairdressers, and probably of irritant hand dermatitis in wet work occupations in general. Thus, it is an important ‘sentinel’ for secondary prevention, e.g. regular and thorough application of emollients. |
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| subjects | Barbering Beauty Culture Biological and medical sciences Cohort Studies Dermatitis, Contact - epidemiology Dermatitis, Contact - pathology Dermatitis, Occupational - epidemiology Dermatitis, Occupational - pathology Dermatology Follow-Up Studies Germany - epidemiology Hair Preparations - adverse effects hairdressers Hand Dermatoses - epidemiology Hand Dermatoses - pathology Humans irritant contact dermatitis Medical sciences occupational skin disease Prevalence Prognosis Skin involvement in other diseases. Miscellaneous. General aspects |
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