Prevalence and trend of allergen sensitization in patients with cheilitis referred for patch testing, North American Contact Dermatitis Group data, 2001-2018.

Jonathan Ian SilverbergManotri ChaubalErin M WarshawHoward I MaibachDonald V BelsitoJoel G DeKovenKathryn A ZugJames S TaylorDennis SassevilleVincent A DeLeoMelanie D PrattMargo J ReederAmber R AtwaterJoseph F FowlerMarie-Claude Houle

Published in: Contact dermatitis (2022)

Patients with cheilitis who were referred for patch testing had high rates of positive and relevant allergens. More than one in four patients with any, primary, or sole cheilitis had a positive reaction to non-NACDG screening allergens (28.0%, 26.8%, 31.1% vs. 21.6%) compared to patients without cheilitis, emphasizing the need for expanded patch test series in cheilitis.

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