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Case report demonstrates occupational urticaria in an exposed worker, highlighting the utility of prick and immediate patch testing across platinum group elements.
case report | iridium | metals | occupational | patch test | platinum | platinum group elements | prick test | rhodium | urticariaWe report the case of a female patient who presented to the Dermatology Department at the University Hospital of Antwerp and was diagnosed with occupational urticaria attributed to occupational exposure to various platinum group elements (PGEs) via the use of prick tests and additional patch tests with immediate readings at 20, 40 and 60 min.
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