Title | Skin Cleansing with Synthetic Detergents [electronic resource] : Chemical, Ecological, and Clinical Aspects / edited by Otto Braun-Falco, Hans Christian Korting |
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Imprint | Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 1992 |
Connect to | http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-50146-3 |
Descript | XIII, 234 p. online resource |
The Use of Synthetic Detergents for Skin Cleansing Historical Background -- From Soap Avoidance to Skin Cleansing with Synthetic Detergents โ{128}{148} Moving into the Clinical Dimension -- Skin Cleanser Chemistry of the Chemistry of Synthetic Detergents -- Synthetic Detergents โ{128}{148} Syndets โ{128}{148} the Concept -- Soap โ{128}{148} Chemical Constituents -- Synthetic Cleansers โ{128}{148} Chemical Constituents -- Composition of Commercial Synthetic Skin Cleansers -- The Use of Synthetic Detergents in Oral Hygiene Products โ{128}{148} Effects on the Gingiva -- Physiological and Pathophysiological Aspects of the Use of Synthetic Detergents for Skin Cleansing Skin pH -- The Physics of pH and Surface pH Measurement -- Determination of Skin Surface pH in Healthy Subjects Methods and Results of Clinical Studies -- Skin Surface pH in the Population at Large Measured Data and Correlation with Other Parameters -- Skin Flora -- Principles of Bacterial Ecology -- Composition of the Skin Flora -- Marchioniniโ{128}{153}s Acid Mantle Concept and the Effect on the Skin Resident Flora of Washing with Skin Cleansing Agents of Different pH -- In-Vitro Control of the Growth of Important Bacteria of the Resident Skin Flora by Changes in pH -- Skin Surface Structure -- Structure of Human Skin, and Influence of Environmental Factors Such as pH on the Growth of Keratinocytes โ{128}{148} Results of Cell Culture Experiments -- Skin Roughness โ{128}{148} Measuring Methods and Dependence on Washing Procedure -- Skin Hydration (Transepidermal Water Loss) โ{128}{148} Measuring Methods and Dependence on Washing Procedure -- Beneficial Effects of Synthetic Detergent Cleansers in Human Trials Under Simulated Use Conditions -- Cleansing Action of Synthetic Detergents โ{128}{148} Methodology of Determination -- Clinical Assessment of Synthetic Detergent Cleansers in Subjects with Problem Skin -- Adjuvant Treatment with Synthetic Detergent Preparations in Atopic Dermatitis -- The Use of Synthetic Skin Cleansers in Neonates and Infants -- Unwanted Effects of Synthetic Detergent Cleansers when Used in Normal or in Diseased Skin -- Allergological Evaluation of Synthetic Skin Cleansers -- Factors Involved in the Irritancy Testing of Synthetic Cleanser Constituents -- Quality Assurance and Environmental Aspects of Synthetic Detergent Skin Cleansers -- Biopharmaceutical Aspects of Synthetic Detergent Skin Cleansers -- Quality Control of Synthetic Detergent Cleansers -- Environmental Aspects of Synthetic Detergent Preparations -- The Use of Synthetic Detergent Skin Cleansers -- The Use of Synthetic Detergent Skin Cleansers โ{128}{148} The Cosmetic Chemistsโ{128}{153}s View -- The Use of Synthetic Detergent Skin Cleansers โ{128}{148} The Community Pharmacistโ{128}{153}s View -- The Use of Synthetic Detergent Skin Cleansers โ{128}{148} The General Practitionerโ{128}{153}s View -- The Use of Synthetic Detergent Skin Cleansers โ{128}{148} The Consultant Dermatologistโ{128}{153}s View