Outward transcutaneous chemical migration: implications for diagnostics and dosimetry.

Carl C. Peck,Dale P. Conner,Brenda J. Bolden,Ramona G. Almirez,Thomas E. Kingsley,Leroy D. Mell,Gail Murphy,Vincent E. Hill,Laura M. Rowland,David Ezra,Terease E. Kwiatkowski,Charles R. Bradley,Maged Abdel-Rahim

Outward transcutaneous chemical migration: implications for diagnostics and dosimetry.

1988

Carl C. Peck
Dale P. Conner
Brenda J. Bolden
Ramona G. Almirez
Thomas E. Kingsley
Leroy D. Mell
Gail Murphy
Vincent E. Hill
Laura M. Rowland
David Ezra
Terease E. Kwiatkowski
Charles R. Bradley
Maged Abdel-Rahim

Chemical substances migrate outwards from within the body to the skin surface by diffusion from cutaneous capillaries across the epidermis. Heretofore, study of transepidermal chemical emissions have

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Transdermal
Dermatology
Dosimetry
Biology
Biomedical engineering
skin surface
Epidermis (botany)
Surgery

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