American journal of contact dermatitis : official journal of the American Contact Dermatitis Society · 1996
Clinical sequelae associated with squaric acid dibutylester topical sensitization.
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Foley S, Blattel S A, Martin A G
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BACKGROUND: Squaric acid dibutylester (SADBE) is a potent topical sensitizer used in the treatment of various cutaneous conditions. Currently, there are no standardized protocols defining safe sensitization methods or treatment regimens following sensitization.
OBJECTIVE: This is a literature review of the clinical use of SADBE and a report of our experience with SADBE therapy and its potential hazards.
METHODS: SADBE was applied with a cotton swab to the forearm of 14 patients to induce contact dermatitis.
RESULTS: Ten of 14 patients (71%) had severe eczematous reactions at the site of sensitization, and 9 of 14 (64%) developed disseminated reactions.
CONCLUSION: Standard protocols delineating safe methods of sensitization and treatment with SADBE need further development.
OBJECTIVE: This is a literature review of the clinical use of SADBE and a report of our experience with SADBE therapy and its potential hazards.
METHODS: SADBE was applied with a cotton swab to the forearm of 14 patients to induce contact dermatitis.
RESULTS: Ten of 14 patients (71%) had severe eczematous reactions at the site of sensitization, and 9 of 14 (64%) developed disseminated reactions.
CONCLUSION: Standard protocols delineating safe methods of sensitization and treatment with SADBE need further development.