Many clinicians use the terms "chronic vesicular hand dermatitis," "dyshidrotic eczema," and "pompholyx" interchangeably. We use the terms used by Warshaw and colleagues. [18] They described ...

Veien and colleagues reported that of 202 patients with symmetric vesicular hand eczema and negative patch-test results, 26 flared with oral administration of 2.5 mg of nickel sulfate, 20 flared ...

Foot eczema, which often accompanies chronic hand eczema, also exhibited significantly greater improvement in TLSS at 16 weeks with gusacitinib 80-mg as compared with placebo (98.4% vs 43.4%, P<0.05).