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Il termine «detergente» identifica un prodotto la cui composizione sia stata appositamente studiata per ottenere la detersione cutanea, azione conseguita tramite l’abbassamento della tensione superficiale della cute. I detergenti utilizzati in età pediatrica si presentano sotto forma di latti e creme detergenti, bagnoschiuma, shampoo, oli e polveri da bagno.
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Foti, C., Conserva, A., Romita, P., Antonaci, C.E., Bonamonte, D. (2012). Dermatite da contatto con prodotti per la detersione. In: Dermatologia allergologica nel bambino e nell’adolescente. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-2507-3_11
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