Examples of using Application site in English and their translations into German
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Application site ulcer.
Transport all the way to the application site.
Application site warmth.
Do you change the application site of your machine?
Application site pain.
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Extravasation*, application site inflammation.
Application site scar.
Excessive hair growth at the application site;
Application site exfoliation.
A feeling of warmth and/or burning at the application site.
Application site inflammation.
Irritation, itching and reddening of the skin at the application site.
Asthenia, application site irritation.
Overdose may be associated with severe application site reactions, e. g.
Not at application site: Rash pustular.
Space-saving storage(stackable), because lids are put on at the application site.
Not at application site: Chills, feeling hot, pyrexia, pain.
Avoid direct contact with the treated animal until the application site is dry.
Depending on the application site the substances need to traverse various barriers.
The adverse reaction most often reported(30.4%) was application site reactions.
Application site skin reactions may occur and are usually mild or moderate in intensity.
All models are lightweight and highly portable so easy to transport to your application site.
It is recommended to cover the application site with clothing once the gel has dried.
The manoeuvrability achieved in this way makes the machines into all-rounders on every application site.
Local cosmetic effects at the application site, such as a greasy appearance or clumpiness of hair are common.
The most common side effects with Protopic(seen in more than 1 patient in 10)are a burning sensation and itching at the application site.
Observed effects at the application site included erythema, epidermal thickening, scaling and loosening of the stratum corneum.
You should wash off the medication immediately andinform your physician if you experience severe itchiness, bleeding or changes of the skin at the application site.
The application site should be wiped with a standard alcohol swab and the skin should be allowed to dry completely before IONSYS is applied.
Most skin reactions were limited to the application site and resulted in discontinuation in only 2.4% of the patients in the rivastigmine 9.5 mg/24 h transdermal patch group.