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Anaerobic sealants: still a problem today.

Monica Corazza, Sandra Bacilieri, Annarosa Virgili

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Acrylic anaerobic sealants are widely used in engineering and electronic industries. They may induce allergic contact dermatitis of the first three fingers and onycholysis. We report a case of allergic contact dermatitis due to anaerobic sealants and we underline some practical problems connected with the frequency of sensitization, patch-testing and material safety data sheet availability.

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Key concepts: Onycholysis, Allergic contact dermatitis, Medicine, Anaerobic exercise, Contact dermatitis, Patch testing, Dermatology, Sensitization