Titlebook: Handbook of Occupational Dermatology; Lasse Kanerva,Jan E. Wahlberg,Howard I. Maibach Book 20001st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelbe

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The Structure of the Human Skin Barrierrmis and the body from noxious agents. Although we may be prone to regard the integument as a barrier against a hostile environment, it must be remembered that the most important task for human skin is to create a watertight enclosure of the body to prevent water loss. Body-water homeostasis is a st

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Occupational Dry Skinducing morphological and functional skin changes (Spencer 1988; Rudikoff 1998). There is a loss of smoothness with flaking, scaling and cracking of the most superficial epidermal layers; this is felt as an uncomfortable sensation of tightness, roughness and pruritus often associated with erythema, f

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Repeated Low-Grade Frictional Traumafficients of friction for human skin against various materials. We have probably not made very great strides since then in really understanding the effects of friction on the skin, especially low-grade friction.

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