Translation of "Dermal exposure" in German

Dermal exposure to the product should therefore be avoided.

The inhalative or dermal exposure of consumers is also possible.

In case of accidental dermal exposure, wash the cat with shampoo or soap, and seek veterinary advice rapidly.

In addition, a delayed-type allergic skin reaction (cheilitis) after longer-term dermal exposure (mouthwash) as well as suspected sensitisation following oral exposure and following repeated occupational airway exposure have been reported.

For pregnant women, particularly near term pregnant women, accidental injection and prolonged dermal exposure might increase the risk to the foetus.

For pregnant women, particularly near term pregnant women, accidental injection and prolonged dermal exposure increases the risk for premature closure of the ductus arteriosus in the foetus.

For pregnant women, particularly near term pregnant women, prolonged dermal exposure increases the risk of premature closure of the ductus arteriosus in the foetus.

For pregnant women, particularly near term pregnant women, prolonged dermal exposure may increase the risk to the foetus.

The Committee was asked to comment on the relevance for consumers and operators of the ocular and pulmonary changes, which were observed in the long-term rat study, on the risk for operators, taking into particular account potential inhalatory and dermal exposure, on potential long-term effects to soil-dwelling organisms, and on the risks the intended uses might pose to reproducing birds and hares.

For pregnant women, particularly near term pregnant women, prolonged dermal exposure increases the risk for premature closure of the ductus arteriosus in the foetus.

For pregnant women, particularly near term pregnant women, prolonged dermal exposure might increase the risk to the foetus.

A range of best practices can be used to limit dermal exposure, including the use of personal protection equipment such as gloves, and the removal and cleaning of contaminated clothing.

Its use in oral and eye products was, however, explicitly excluded given that only dermal exposure was assessed.

Since the restriction proposal concerns the dermal route of exposure due to handling thermal paper, a DNEL for the dermal exposure route was also calculated for workers and the general population.

The Scientific Panel was asked to define a value for the degree of dermal adsorption scientifically based on the different results of the studies submitted by the notifier to be used in the assessment of human risk arising from the dermal route of exposure.

Existing human data, e.g. clinical or occupational studies and case reports, and/or animal test data, e.g. from single or repeated dermal exposure toxicity studies, should be considered first, because they provide information directly related to effects on the skin.

Circumstances in which required The study must be conducted when dermal exposure is a significant exposure route and where the risk assessment indicates that a health-based limit value is exceeded.