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- - Allergic contact dermatitis (ACD) can result from allergens found in personal care and cosmetic products, particularly in depilatory waxing items used at salons and available online.
- - The study analyzed ingredients from salon products and top online wax products, identifying common allergens like vitamin E, colophony, and botanicals, which were present at varying rates among the products examined.
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In-house dental lab-based cranial prosthesis fabrication: a technical note.
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Department of Dentistry, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Bhopal, India.
Cranial prostheses are frequently required for patients with cranial defects secondary to trauma, decompressive craniectomy, or other pathologies. When the resected or craniotomized bone cannot be reused, cranioplasty with artificial materials offers both aesthetic and protective benefits. However, high-end custom-made options, like polyether ether ketone or titanium prostheses, are expensive and not widely available.
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Department of Surgery, Jazan University, Jazan, SAU.
Background and objective The waxy substance secreted in the ear canal of mammals, including humans, is known as ear wax; it is also known by the medical term cerumen. It protects against germs, fungi, and water, helps with cleansing and lubrication, hydrates, and protects the skin of the human ear canal. The purpose of using cotton earbuds (Q-tips) is to clean the ear auricle (external part), relieve itching, and remove any excess water among other things; however, many people have been mistakenly using them for cleaning deeper spots in the ear, leading to some serious complications.
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