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the base of their cream is a water-in-oil emulsion. Therefore if the bases are similar, it may be that the tumenol-am~onium is responsible for the drying sensation. Three patients said that fluocinolone was more rapidly absorbed, whilst one held the reverse. Another said that fluocinolone was easier to apply. These subjective likes and dislikes were considered to be of minor cosmetic importance only. However, their recording was regarded as worthwhile, because it gave an index of the acuity of the observations of patients and also encouraged their interest in recording. These cosmetic results, as elicited by the recorder, were independent of the observer results. A retrospective study showed that they had no influence on observer results, and they are mentioned purely as a point of interest. ## Summary A simultaneous double-blind paired comparison was carried out between two steroid creams, fluccinolone acetonide 0•025% and tumenol prednisolone acetate 0'28%. Occlusive dressings were us•ed in all cases. Patients suffered from eczema and psoriasis. Both products gave satisfactory results, but fluocinolone was superior to tumenol prednisolone.

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Publisher

AMPCo

Published

1965

Language

EN

Field

Social Sciences