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Septisol (hexachlorophene)

Known as: Septisol 
 
National Institutes of Health

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2009
2009
Phenol-croton oil peel: establishing an animal model for scientific investigation.
BACKGROUND Phenol-croton oil formulas for facial peeling contain a mixture of phenol, croton oil, hexachlorophene foam (Septisol… Expand
Highly Cited
2000
Highly Cited
2000
An examination of the phenol-croton oil peel: Part I. Dissecting the formula.
  • G. Hetter
  • Plastic and reconstructive surgery
  • 2000
    • Corpus ID: 33793962
This article investigates which ingredients are the active ones in the most popular peel formula. The benefits of the "phenol… Expand
1987
1987
Septisol antiseptic foam: a sensible alternative to the conventional surgical scrub.
  • P. Rubio
  • International surgery
  • 1987
    • Corpus ID: 42436371
Over a recent 8-year period, Septisol Foam (0.23% hexachlorophene in a 46% ethyl alcohol base) alone was used to prepare the… Expand
Highly Cited
1983
Highly Cited
1983
Rotavirus inactivation by chemical disinfectants and antiseptics used in hospitals.
Nosocomial outbreaks of rotaviral gastroenteritis are a common occurrence. Although proper disinfection practices in the hospital… Expand
1982
1982
Untoward effect of a face peel: toxic shock syndrome.
Toxic shock syndrome (TSS) continues to occur in strange situations. One of the most recent concerns a transsexual Canadian man… Expand
1978
1978
Evaluation of the antiseptic, sanitary, and practical utilization of Septisol, Alcare, and Triclean under simulated combat conditions.
 
1973
1973
Septisol antiseptic foam for hands of operating room personnel: an effective antibacterial agent.
 
1973
1973
Effectiveness of septisol antiseptic foam as a surgical scrub agent.
Septisol antiseptic foam (0.23% hexachlorophene in a 46% ethyl alcohol base) is a new surgical scrub agent for both primary and… Expand
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1973
1973
Hexachlorophene concentrations in the blood of operating room personnel.
Concentration of hexachlorophene in the blood of operating room personnel who regularly scrub with hexachlorophene soap (Septisol… Expand
1953
1953
Comparisons between Phisohex, Actamer and Septisol as Germicidal Agents for the Skin
 
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