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Susan Nedorost,Margaret Kessler,Thomas McCormick,Susan Nedorost,Margaret Kessler,Thomas McCormick,Susan Nedorost,Margaret Kessler,Thomas McCormick,

BACKGROUND: Some patients state compliance with avoidance of identified allergens, yet have persistent dermatitis in areas under tight-fitting clothing. OBJECTIVE: To analyze a series of such cases to identify allergens most likely retained in clothing. METHODS: Review of contact dermatitis clinic cases and identification of type and formula weight of allergens involved. RESULTS: High-formula-weight allergens and allergens present in medicament ointments are difficult to dissolve in laundry detergent and water and may be retained in clothing. CONCLUSION: Retention of allergens in clothing, even after washing, may explain recalcitrant dermatitis in a patient who states compliance with avoidance of a seemingly relevant allergen. Dermatologists should consider the possibility of allergen retention in clothing whenever a patient has only partial clearing after at least 1 month of attempted compliance with avoidance of identified allergens. Purchase of new clothing may be required to clear allergic contact dermatitis in this situation.

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S Nedorost,M Kessler,T McCormick,S Nedorost,M Kessler,T McCormick,S Nedorost,M Kessler,T McCormick,

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PUBLICATION TYPE: Journal Article

Journal: Dermatitis : contact, atopic, occupational, drug :

VOLUME: 18

Page Numbers: 212-4

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ISSN: 1710-3568

DAY: 20

MONTH: Dec

YEAR: 2007

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