Abstract

Background: Airborne contact dermatitis is a challenging entity that requires comprehensive patch testing and exposure review to diagnose accurately. Objective: Four patients with airborne contact dermatitis and positive patch tests to colophony were evaluated. Methods: Patch testing was performed on all patients using a modified European standard series plus additional applicable allergens. Results: All patients had positive patch tests to colophony and exposure to pine dust. Conclusion: Patch testing is a critical element in the evaluation of patients presenting with an airborne pattern of contact dermatitis.

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