Eczema recognised as occupational diseases
Some professions are specifically at risk of catching eczema : for example hairdressers, construction workers, wood workers, cleaning staff, healthcare workers, employees in the food retail, farmers, florists, des fleuristes, gardeners, etc
These following tables compensate eczema work-related.
You can read the list of the French tables of occupational diseases and you can upload the tables in French.
Eczema caused by allergy
- Table # 65 Eczematous dermatitis caused by allergy
Exposure to ciment
- Table #8 Occupational diseases caused by cements
EExposure to chromic acid, chromates, alkaline earth bichromate, zinc chromate and chromium sulfate
- Table # 10 Ulcerations and dermatitis caused by chromic acid, chromates, alkaline earth bichromate, zinc chromate and chromium sulfate
Exposure to liquid and organic solvents
- Table # 84 Occupational diseases caused by liquid and organic solvents
Exposure to latex protein or natural rubber
- Table # 95 Occupational diseases caused by allergic mechanism by latex protein or natural rubber
Exposure to aromatic amines their salts and derivatives
- Table #15 BIS Allergies caused by aromatic amines their salts and derivatives
Exposure to epoxy resins and their constituents
- Table # 51 Occupational diseases caused by epoxy resins and their constituents
Exposure to mineral or synthetic oils & greases
- Table # 36 Occupational diseases caused by mineral or synthetic oils & greases
Exposure to nickel salts and oxides
- Table # 37 Professional skin diseases caused by nickel salts and oxides
Exposure to mercury and its compounds
- Table # 2 Occupational diseases caused by mercury and its compounds
Exposure to phosphorus and phosphorus sesquisulphide
- Table # 5 Occupational diseases caused by contact with phosphorus and phosphorus sesquisulphide
Exposure to aliphatic halogenated hydrocarbons
- Table # 12 Occupational diseases caused by aliphatic halogenated hydrocarbons
Exposure to nitro-derivatives of benzene hydrocarbons
- Table # 13 Occupational poisonings caused by nitro-derivatives of benzene hydrocarbons
Exposure to tars and oils
- Table # 16 Diseases of skin or mucosa caused by tars and oils
Exposure to aminoglycosides : streptomycin, neomycin and their salts
- Table # 31 Occupational diseases caused by aminoglycosides : streptomycin, neomycin and their salts
Exposure to beryllium and its compounds
- Table # 33 Occupational diseases caused by beryllium and its compounds
Exposure to chlorpromazine
- Table # 38 Occupational diseases caused by chlorpromazine
Exposure to beta-lactam antibiotics (penicillins and their salts) and the cephalosporins
- Table # 41 Occupational diseases caused by beta-lactam antibiotics (penicillins and their salts) and the cephalosporins
Exposure to formaldehyde and its polymers
- Table # 43 Occupational diseases caused by formaldehyde and its polymers
Exposure to wood dusts
- Table # 47 Occupational diseases caused by wood dusts
Exposure to aliphatic amines , alicyclics or ethanolamines
- Table # 49 Skin diseases caused by aliphatic amines , alicyclics or ethanolamines
Exposure to phenylhydrazine
- Table # 50 Occupational diseases caused by phenylhydrazine
Exposure to organic isocyanates
- Table # 62 Occupational diseases caused by organic isocyanates
Exposure to enzymes
- Table # 63 Occupational diseases caused by the enzymes
Exposure to cobalt and its compounds
- Table # 70 Occupational diseases caused by cobalt and its compounds
Exposure to antimony and its derivatives
- Table # 73 Occupational diseases caused by antimony and its derivatives
Exposure to furfural and furfuryl alcohol
- Table # 74 Occupational diseases caused by furfural and furfuryl alcohol
Exposure to methyl methacrylate
- Table # 82 Occupational diseases caused by methyl methacrylate
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