The field of occupational skin disease is of increasing interest in dermatology, as new developments in modern industry continue to uncover new challenges. Thoroughly revised and updated, Kanerva's Occupational Skin Diseases addresses these issues, providing a comprehensive reference on the topic.

A valuable text for clinical and experimental work in occupational skin disease, this volume is suitable for dermatologists, occupational physicians and health-workers in various disciplines. The book provides an overview of epidemiology, diagnostic approaches, contact materials, patient care and prevention methods. The volume is structured so that practical information can be accessed quickly, while more detailed information is still available for those looking for an in-depth perspective. Readers will also find concise tables, algorithms and figures that illustrate how to optimize the diagnostic procedure for daily patient management and expert opinion.

This reference fills the cap in current literature, offering detailed, up-to-date content on the topic with an emphasis on evidence based dermatology. The new edition will continue to be a major resource for clinical

Comprehensive overview of clinical pictures, epidemiology, diagnostic approaches, contact materials, patient care, and prevention
No other book available with such in-depth, yet up-to-date content on the topic with an emphasize on evidence based dermatology
Addresses not only dermatologists or occupational physicians but also health-workers from other fields

Epidemiology of Occupational Skin Diseases.- Occupational Skin Diseases: Clinical.- Causative Factors.- Diagnosis.- Therapy.- Prognosis.- Prevention.- Job Descriptions.- Chemistry and Concentrations of Patch Test Allergens.