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This study investigated milker's dermatitis in 25 patients. Eight individuals showed positive patch tests, identifying specific allergens like cow saliva and under-shave materials.

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Area of Science:

Dermatology
Occupational Health

Background:

Milker's dermatitis is a skin condition affecting dairy farmers.
Identifying specific allergens is crucial for prevention and treatment.

Purpose of the Study:

To clinically evaluate patients suspected of having milker's dermatitis.
To identify causative allergens through patch testing.

Main Methods:

Clinical examination of 25 suspected cases.
Application of various self-made antigens in patch tests.

Main Results:

Eight out of 25 cases (32%) exhibited positive patch test reactions.
Cow saliva and under-shave materials were identified as allergens in two and one case, respectively.

Conclusions:

Patch testing is effective in diagnosing milker's dermatitis.
Cow saliva and under-shave materials are potential allergens in this condition.