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Minutes of International Society of Dermatology Meeting VI World Congress Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

cosmetics, drugs, and industrial agents. The last chapter discusses the management of contact dermatitis including attempts at desensitization. Western dermatologists will be interested in the varied causes of contact dermatitis peculiar to India. The geographic variations of this vast country result in a wide range of plants and vegetables capable of causing dermatitis. Among these, parthenium hysterophorus is a serious cause of acute and chronic dermatitis through direct and airborne contact. The frequent use of spices in India leads to numerous dermatitis caused by garlic, onion, and ginger. Of special interest are the unusual sites of contact dermatitis caused by clothing, jewelery, and cosmetics traditionally used in India. They may cause contact dermatitis on strange sites in both women and men. Sarees cause dermatitis on the belt area of the abdomen, shawls, and dupatta involve the sides of the face, neck and undersurface of the chin. Some unusual locations of dermatitis due to metal are the ala nasi from nose pins, and toes and ankles caused by silver rings and anklets. Tilak applied by Hindu men to the forehead, and sindhoor used by Hindu women on the parting of the scalp to depict their marital status, are frequent causes of dermatitis.