Baack B R, Holguin T A, Holmes H S, Prawer S E, Scheman A J
Northern Arizona Clinic for Skin Disease and Skin Cancer, Flagstaff, USA.
Cutis. 1996 Dec;58(6):423-4.
Forty-six subjects with hand dermatitis participated in a pilot study comparing a new semipermeable glove to a standard cotton glove. A variety of diagnoses were represented. Each subject received treatment with topical steroids and/or moisturizers and used one each of the experimental and cotton gloves for approximately one month. Physicians scored skin condition before and after treatment. Subjects evaluated skin comfort and practical aspects of using each type of glove. Thirty subjects completed the study protocol. The type of glove used had no impact on skin condition at follow up, with both groups of hands improving. Patients expressed a preference for the experimental gloves, noting improvements in skin and hand comfort, dexterity, cleanliness, and ease of use. Feedback suggested that the gloves will be well tolerated and patient compliance in using the gloves will be high. Evaluation of the gloves' value for prevention and chronic management of hand dermatitis is warranted.
46名手部皮炎患者参与了一项初步研究，该研究比较了一种新型半透性手套与标准棉手套。研究涵盖了多种诊断情况。每位受试者均接受了局部类固醇和/或保湿剂治疗，并分别使用实验手套和棉手套约一个月。医生在治疗前后对皮肤状况进行评分。受试者评估了每种手套的皮肤舒适度和实际使用情况。30名受试者完成了研究方案。随访时，所使用的手套类型对皮肤状况没有影响，两组手部情况均有改善。患者表示更喜欢实验手套，指出其在皮肤和手部舒适度、灵活性、清洁度及易用性方面均有改善。反馈表明，这些手套耐受性良好，患者使用手套的依从性也很高。有必要对手套在预防和慢性管理手部皮炎方面的价值进行评估。
