Sentence examples for cutaneous exposures from inspiring English sources

This study evaluated the potential for cutaneous exposures to engineered nanometal oxides from workplace surfaces in a semiconductor research and development facility.

In order to minimize and/or prevent cutaneous exposures for workers who use or handle ENMs in this industry, prudent preventive work practices should be followed, including use of personal protective equipment, hazard communication, and engineering and administrative controls.

These cases resulted from a mix of inhalational and cutaneous exposures, affecting mainly persons who had contact with contaminated items sent through mail.

Allergic contact dermatitis is a complex syndrome representing immunological responses to cutaneous exposure to protein-reactive chemicals.

Thus, our goal was to examine the acute effects of CX following its cutaneous exposure in SKH-1 hairless mice to help establish a relevant injury model.

Sulfur mustard (SM) is a strong bifunctional alkylating agent that produces severe tissue injuries characterized by erythema, edema, subepidermal blisters and a delayed inflammatory response after cutaneous exposure.

Results from our study show that topical cutaneous exposure to CX vapor causes blanching of exposed skin with an erythematous ring, necrosis, edema, mild urticaria and erythema within minutes after exposure out to 8 h post-exposure.

This study presents a method to determine relative quantitation of nanoparticle (NP) abundance in histological samples in an ex vivo model of cutaneous exposure to metal oxide NPs using enhanced darkfield microscopy (EDFM) with hyperspectral imaging (HSI) and mapping.

Results support the findings of prior research and indicate that nanomaterials utilized or generated by CMP are found on work surfaces and may be accessible for cutaneous exposure by workers in semiconductor facilities.

Together, this is the first report on effects of CX cutaneous exposure, which could help design further comprehensive studies evaluating the acute and chronic skin injuries from CX topical exposure and elucidate the related mechanism of action to aid in the identification of therapeutic targets and mitigation of injury.

2 Merely ocular, not cutaneous, exposure is effective in alleviating symptoms.