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See Latest ArticlesContact dermatitis due to Allivum sativum and Ranunculus illyricus: two cases
Contact Dermatitis, 09/14/07
Polat, M., et al. - Plants are of relevance to dermatology for both their adverse and beneficial effects on skin and skin disorders respectively. Virtually all cultures worldwide have relied historically, or continue to rely on medicinal plants for medical care. As alternative herbal remedies are becoming more widely used there is an increase in phytocontact dermatitis
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