We present the case of an 80‐year‐old lady known to be sensitive to chlorocresol (4‐chloro‐
3‐methyl phenol) who developed severe erythrodermic exfoliative dermatitis with atypical …

BACKGROUND: Reactions to recombinant human insulin preparations occur at a rate of
2.4%. Although most have been traced to immunological reactions to the insulin, recent …

Presents a case report on drug intolerance reaction to insulin therapy caused by metacresol.
Observation of erythematous lesions at injection sites over the abdomen; Treatment of the …

This article presents a case report on a patient with simultaneous immediate and delayed
hypersensitivity to chlorocresol. A woman working at a pathology laboratory developed …

This article focuses on a study related to the hand eczema associated with continuous
subcutaneous insulin infusion. Recently, two patients were described with allergic contact …

Presents a case report of a patient with allergic contact dermatitis from pentylene glycol in an
emollient cream with possible co-sensitization to resveratrol. Performance of patch testing …

A 35-year-old non-atopic woman, with no previous skin disorder except intolerance to
costume jewellery, developed skin problems shortly after giving birth to her first child. At …

Introduction Insulin allergy to human insulin preparations during the treatment of diabetes is
suggested to occur at rates ranging from< 1.0% to 2.4%. These reactions vary from mild …

Abstract (B) D2: strong positive patch test reactions (++) to sesquiterpene lactone mix (SLM)
0.1% pet. on the previous positive patch tests sites of IBOA (no. 1= 0.1%, no. 2= 0.3%) on the …

Introduction Insulin allergy may occur in patients treated with subcutaneous applications of
insulin preparations. Besides additives in the insulin preparation such as protamine, cresol …