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Septisol (hexachlorophene)

Known as: Septisol 
 
National Institutes of Health

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1973-2009
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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… (More)
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2000
2000
An examination of the phenol-croton oil peel: Part I. Dissecting the formula.
This article investigates which ingredients are the active ones in the most popular peel formula. The benefits of the "phenol… (More)
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1987
1987
Septisol antiseptic foam: a sensible alternative to the conventional surgical scrub.
Over a recent 8-year period, Septisol Foam (0.23% hexachlorophene in a 46% ethyl alcohol base) alone was used to prepare the… (More)
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1983
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… (More)
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1979
1979
Septisol foam antiseptic.
 
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1978
1978
Evaluation of the antiseptic, sanitary, and practical utilization of Septisol, Alcare, and Triclean under simulated combat conditions.
 
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1978
1978
Reassessment of the surgical scrub.
This study was designed to reassess the efficacy and necessity of the preoperative ten minute, two brush scrub method currently… (More)
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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… (More)
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