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Relevance of a positive latex specific IgE result in a non medical occupational setting
Background: In 2007, three patients from Impregnated Web Technology (IWT) factory were referred to Groote Schuur occupational clinic with contact dermatitis. The IWT factory manufactures sanding and grinding discs, traditionally a low latex exposure industry. Workers at this factory were introduced...
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Division of Dermatology
2015
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