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[Allergic contact dermatitis caused by etofenamate].

Andreas Degenhardt, C. Zick, B. M. Hausen

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We report on 3 cases of contact dermatitis following topical application of etofenamat. Each patient developed positive reactions in patch tests with etofenamat in concentrations of both 10% and 1%. After testing, one patient showed secondary inflammatory reactions at the original site of application. Considering the frequent administration of etofenamat, contact sensitization seems to be relatively rare.

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Key concepts: Contact dermatitis, Allergic contact dermatitis, Sensitization, Dermatology, Patch testing, Medicine, Patch test, Allergy