A New Shampoo for Seborrheic Dermatitis
Leonard V. Kornblee
Abstract
Leonard V. Kornblee
Abstract
Experience with N-trichloromethylmercapto-4-cychlohexane-1,2-dicarboximide has proved it to be an effective and safe remedy for seborrheic dermatitis.1Keeping the chemical in permanent solution has been a technical problem which may have decreased its effectiveness. For the first time, the chemical in stable solution has been incorporated in a detergent shampoo*which contained also, sodium tetrathionate, a source of sulfur, andp-chloro-xylenol,2,3an antibacterial agent. Each of these chemicals has been used and tested ex Subjects Moderate Good Excellent Response Total tensively and demonstrated to be nontoxic, as well as low in sensitizing potential. A total of 210 patients from private practice (135 females and 75 males), ranging in age from 8 months to 73 years, used the shampoo for a period of eight weeks each. Every person was examined on at least three or four occasions during this period and again two weeks or more after use
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Experience with N-trichloromethylmercapto-4-cychlohexane-1,2-dicarboximide has proved it to be an effective and safe remedy for seborrheic dermatitis.1Keeping the chemical in permanent solution has been a technical problem which may have decreased its effectiveness. For the first time, the chemical in stable solution has been incorporated in a detergent shampoo*which contained also, sodium tetrathionate, a source of sulfur, andp-chloro-xylenol,2,3an antibacterial agent. Each of these chemicals has been used and tested ex Subjects Moderate Good Excellent Response Total tensively and demonstrated to be nontoxic, as well as low in sensitizing potential. A total of 210 patients from private practice (135 females and 75 males), ranging in age from 8 months to 73 years, used the shampoo for a period of eight weeks each. Every person was examined on at least three or four occasions during this period and again two weeks or more after use
Key concepts: Shampoo, Seborrheic dermatitis, Medicine, Dermatology, Contact dermatitis, Toxicology, Nuclear chemistry, Surgery