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Cutaneous metal sensitivity in patients with orthopaedic injuries
Marc F. Swiontkowski
, Julie Agel
, John Schwappach
, Patrick McNair
, Marshall Welch
Orthopaedic Surgery
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Orthopaedic Trauma
100%
Metal Ions
100%
Cobalt
100%
Stainless Steel
100%
Metal Sensitivity
100%
Desensitization
66%
Level 1 Trauma Center
66%
Chromium
66%
Chromium(III)
66%
Nickel Ion
66%
Allergy
33%
Immune Response
33%
Rutile
33%
Outcome Management
33%
Baseline Sensitivity
33%
Trauma Patients
33%
Nickel-cobalt
33%
Osteotomy
33%
Internal Fixation
33%
Metallic Implants
33%
Cobalt Ions
33%
Nickel-chromium Alloy
33%
Biomechanical Properties
33%
Orthopedic Fractures
33%
Finn Chambers
33%
Metal Implants
33%
Photographic Scale
33%
Day Range
33%
Cutaneous Sensitivity
33%
Consecutive Patients
33%
Internal Fixation of Fracture
33%
Medicine and Dentistry
Orthopedics
100%
Implant
100%
Metal Ion
100%
Stainless Steel
100%
Prevalence
66%
Desensitization
66%
Internal Fixation
66%
Triage
66%
Immune Response
33%
Osteotomy
33%
Skin Sensitivity
33%
Nursing and Health Professions
Stainless Steel
100%
Metal Ion
100%
Triage
66%
Metal Implant
66%
Prevalence
66%
Desensitization
66%
Implant
33%
Treatment Outcome
33%
Osteosynthesis
33%
Internal Fixator
33%
Osteotomy
33%
Skin Sensitivity
33%