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Goldman L, Wilson RG, Hornby P, Meyer RG. Malignant melanoma in a tattoo: case report and review of the literature. Keratoacanthoma occurring within the red dye of a tattoo. Eruptive squamous cell carcinomas, keratoacanthoma type, arising in a multicolor tattoo. Goldenberg G, Patel S, Patel MJ, Williford P, Sangueza O.

Tattoo complications in treated and non-treated psoriatic patients. Grodner C, Beauchet A, Fougerousse AC, et al. Systemic sarcoidosis presenting in the black dye of a tattoo. Immunohistochemical studies of lymphadenosis benigna cutis occurring in a tattoo. Rijlaarsdam JU, Bruynzeel DP, Vos W, Meijer CJ, Willemze R. Tattoo-associated pseudolymphomatous reaction and its successful treatment with hydroxychloroquine. Cutaneous pseudolymphoma resulting from a tattoo. Lichenoid red tattoo reaction: histological and immunological perspectives. Garcovich S, Carbone T, Avitabile S, Nasorri F, Fucci N, Cavani A. Adverse reactions to permanent eyeliner tattoo. Vagefi MR, Dragan L, Hughes SM, Klippenstein KA, Seiff SR, Woog JJ. McFadden N, Lyberg T, Hensten-Pettersen A. Granulomatous reaction to purple tattoo pigment. Schwartz RA, Mathias CG, Miller CH, Rojas-Corona R, Lambert WC. Reactions to manganese and cadmium in tattoos. Hypersensitivity to chromium in a light-blue tattoo. Allergic contact dermatitis from black tattoo. Treudler R, Tebbe B, Krengel S, Orfanos CE. Black tattoo reaction: the peacock's tale. Allergic reaction to India ink in a black tattoo. Gallo R, Parodi A, Cozzani E, Guarrera M.

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Inflammation in green (chromium) tattoos during patch testing. Jacob SE, Castanedo-Tardan MP, Blyumin ML. Allergic contact dermatitis from temporary henna tattoo. Van der Bent S, Oyen E, Rustemeyer T, et al.

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Allergic reactions in red tattoos: Raman spectroscopy for 'fingerprint' detection of chemical risk spectra in tattooed skin and culprit tattoo inks. Hutton Carlsen K, Køcks M, Sepehri M, Serup J. Tattoo toxicology, an upcoming complex scientific issue. Tattoo Infections, Personal Resistance, and Contagious Exposure through Tattooing. Inks Used in Certain Tattoo Kits Cause Infections. Verruca restricted to the areas of black dye within a tattoo. Vibrio vulnificus septic shock due to a contaminated tattoo. Medical Complications of Tattoos: A Comprehensive Review. Islam PS, Chang C, Selmi C, Generali E, Huntley A, Teuber SS, et al. Tattoo reactions-an epidemic on the surge: A report of 3 cases. The histopathologic pattern can be granulomatous, lichenoid, or pseudolymphomatous. An immunologic reaction to a tattoo may be an acute inflammatory reaction or an allergic hypersensitivity. The introduction of foreign substances into the skin can result in a number of adverse effects, including toxic or immunologic reactions to the tattoo pigments, transmission of infectious diseases, and the localization of skin disease within the tattoo. The components of many tattoo pigments have been identified, although new formulations continue to appear (see Tattoo Pigments, below).Ĭomplications resulting from decorative tattoos are surprisingly rare, but the incidence is increasing. In the past, decorative tattoos were primarily seen in men, especially in groups such as sailors and members of the armed forces however, in North American culture today, they are increasingly observed in young professionals of both sexes. It gained popularity in Western countries throughout the 1990s.

Tattooing remains a common custom in many countries and cultures. Other tattooists may use any pointed object to place pigment particles into the various layers of the dermis or epidermis. In the modern world, tattooing is often done by tattoo artists using electric needles to introduce particles of pigment into the dermis.

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