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The phrase "dermal exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to health, safety, or toxicology to refer to contact with the skin.
Example: "The laboratory report indicated that dermal exposure to the chemical could lead to adverse health effects."
Alternatives: "skin exposure" or "cutaneous exposure."
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Assessing dermal exposure is a complex task.
For BPA, the risk appears almost solely determined by dermal exposure.
In a recently developed conceptual model for dermal exposure, compartments, barriers and mass transport processes relevant for dermal exposure were described.
How concerning is dermal exposure to such nanoparticles in the context of occupational exposures?
Sulfur mustard is a potent vesicant that induces inflammation, edema and blistering following dermal exposure.
Dermal exposure to high concentrations of SM produces severe, long-lasting burns.
Dermal exposure presents a potentially significant but understudied route for pesticide uptake in terrestrial amphibians.
Current existing dermal exposure assessment strategies are predominantly based on regulatory protocols.
However, no information on systemic toxicity following dermal exposure of humans to TCA was identified".
For BPA, the external dermal exposure was converted into an internal exposure because the toxicological reference value for the dermal route applies to the absorbed dose.
Further, the dermal exposure was compared with the oral reference value (in the absence of a dermal value), assuming equal absorption via both routes.
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