Occupational and Environmental Skin Disorders

Focus on environmental and occupational factors on allergic skin diseasesBest guidance for management of challenging dermatologyIllustrates non-steroidal anti-allergic agents one by one

Focus on environmental and occupational factors in connection with common skin diseases Offers optimal guidance on the management of challenging environmental dermatology-related diseases Illustrates non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agents for allergic and non-allergic eczematous diseases in detail

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Ngatu R.N., MD.PhD. Associate ProfessorSpecialty: Occupational & Environmental Medicine, International Health.Graduate School of Medicine, and Graduate School of Public Health. International University of Health and Welfare (IUHW) Chiba/Tokyo, Japan.Mitsunori Ikeda, MD.PhD.ProfessorSpecialty: DermatologyGraduate School of Nursing & Health Sciences, and Wellness and Healthy Longevity center University of Kochi, Kochi, Japan.

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Chapter 1 Introduction.- PART I: SKIN IRRITANTS, SENSITIZERS AND CARCINOGENS.- Chapter 2 Skin Function and Occupational Cutaneous Hazards.- PART II ENVIRONMENTAL AND OCCUPATIONAL ECZEMATOUS SKIN DISORDERS.- Chapter 3 Atopic dermatitis.- Chapter 4 Occupational Contact.- Chapter 5 Quality of Work Environment and Frequency of Work-related Dermatitis in Dust-exposed African Informal Coltan Miners.- Chapter 6 Occupational Cement Dermatitis and Cement.- Chapter 7 Alternative Therapies for Eczematous Environmental and Occupational Skin Diseases and their anti-inflammatory mechanisms.- Chapter 8 Sacran: Novel Natural Sulfated Polysaccharide as Antiallergic Skincare Biomaterial for Atopic Dermatitis.- Chapter 9 Experimental Anti-Allergic and Immunomodulatory Effects of Vernonia amygdalina-derived Vernodalin and Plant Extracts.- Chapter 10 Clinical Anti-Allergic Effects of Vernonia amygdalina Leaf Extracts.- PART III FUNGAL, NEGLECTED SEASONAL, EPIDEMIC AND OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL KIN DISORDERS.- Chapter 11 Common Environmental Dermatomycoses.- Chapter 12 Sarcoptic Skin Disease (Scabies).- Chapter 13 Frequency and Clinical Features of Sarcoptic Skin Disease in.- Congolese Schoolchildren.- Chapter 14 Paederus Dermatitis: Environmental Risk Factors, Clinical Features and Management.- Chapter 15 Overview on other Environmental Skin Disorders.