3 Ways to Expand Your Patch Testing Clinic
Use this guide to increase your acquisition of patients with undiagnosed Allergic Contact Dermatitis.
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Homemade Slime Alert: Contact Irritants and Allergens Lurk in Goo Ingredients
Grosser is better when it comes to toys and crafts for kids. So, the craze for home-made slime […]
Filling the Gap in Patch Test Training
Patch testing is the gold standard diagnostic tool for patients suffering from contact dermatitis. It effectively identifies underlying […]
10 Types of Patients to Treat in Your Patch Testing Clinic
Want to see a steady stream of patch testing patients coming into your practice? Increase the number of […]
The Last of the Corticosteroid Markers: Hydrocortisone-17-Butyrate and Beyond
Hydrocortisone-17-butyrate (H-17-B) is a midstrength (methylpred-nisolone aceponate type) corticosteroid (see the September 2017 issue), most often […]
Corticosteriod Markers: Part II. Budesonide
This second article in our series on corticosteroid markers considers budesonide (C25H34O6), a potent triamcinolone acetonide […]
Corticosteroid Markers: Part I. Tixocortol-21-Pivalate
Tixocortol-21-pivalate (TIX), a lipophilic ester and anti-inflammatory corticosteroid, is considered a Coopman Group A (hydrocortisone-type) corticosteroid. […]
5 Reasons You Should Tap Into Our Contact Dermatitis Institute
Whether you are new to patch testing, an experienced patch tester, or a clinician who is thinking about opening your […]