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Contact dermatitis and prolonged photosensititivity induced by ketoprofen and associated with sensitivity to benzophenone‐3

The increasing topical use of NSAIDs has resulted in a number of case reports, mainly of photocontact dermatitis, since 1983 (1).

R. Aldridge | F. Humphreys | H. Horn

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