Examples of using Sensitisation in English and their translations into Danish
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In particular, no sensitisation was observed in the highly exposed persons who had handled and sprayed the products.
PRILACTONE may cause skin sensitisation, so people who know that they are allergic to spironolactone should not handle the product.
Seven out of nine patients had a positive reaction to 2-hydroxypropyl acrylate tested in a concentration of 0.1% indicating a sensitisation potential 20.
By avoiding skin contact it is evaluated that the risk of sensitisation is considerably lowered.
The safety assessment(part 6) showed that sensitisation is the critical effect of most of the selected components in the nail products.
In the event of a sensitisation or severe local irritation from the use of retapamulin ointment, treatment should be discontinued,
The substances potential to elicitate sensitisation in minimum 13% of the tested persons, when tested in a concentration of 2% indicates that concentrations of 10-15% may pose a significant risk of sensitisation.
The following search terms were used:'Acrylates and artificial nails','artificial nails and sensitisation','nail extenders' nail hardener''powder and liquid'. This search identified literature describing effects such as allergy, irritation and bacteria infections by using artificial nails and nail hardeners.
The WID desks presently carry out five main functions: staff sensitisation and training, internal networking,
That may be important- the sensitisation and feminisation of policies within the Commission
Tulathromycin may cause sensitisation by skin contact.
This product may cause skin sensitisation and allergic reactions in humans.
R 42/43“May cause sensitisation byinhalation and skin contact”.
awareness changing and sensitisation of all the various decision-makers in all the various areas of society.
However, the assessments showed that the amounts of acrylates in the products are important for the health risks of the user regarding the sensitisation potential.
Studies conducted to examine the dermal effect of EVRA indicate this system has no potential to produce sensitisation and results in only mild irritation when applied to rabbits skin.
On the basis its of sensitisation properties the recommended limits of use by IFRA is 0.01%
No clearly threshold dose has been established for this moderate potential for sensitisation effects, but elicitation of allergic reactions was observed at a concentration of 0.1% 2-hydroxypropyl acrylate in humans.
The concentration inducing sensitisation was 35% ethylene dimethacrylate 25.
The possibility of sensitisation should be borne in mind.