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Annoying Skin Reaction Among The Medical Staff Using Personal Protective Equipment During COVID-19

2020-08-12

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<h4>Backgrounds: </h4>: the medical staff remains liable to COVID-19. Healthcare institutions must give offer to the supply of "personal protective equipment" to them, with the prolonged contact with this equipment that may cause a variety of skin diseases. <h4>Purpose:</h4> To shed light on the cutaneous abnormal reactions to the "personal protective equipment" among the medical staff and offers solutions. <h4>Me...

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DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-56574/v1

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