A double blind, randomized clinical trial was performed on twelve healthy volunteers to evaluate the irritation potential of fenticonazole 2% cream (Lomexin) and spray versus micomazole 2% cream and econazole 1% spray. The contact-sensitizing potential of the two fenticonazole preparations was also investigated. There was no evidence of irritation after the treatments with fenticonazole cream, its excipients, miconazole cream and fenticonazole spray excipients, whereas signs of irritation were observed in four cases after treatment with the spray formulations (two after fenticonazole, two after econazole). The contact-sensitizing test was performed only with fenticonazole 2% cream and spray. Neither spray nor cream formulation of fenticonazole showed evidence of sensitization in any of the twelve subjects.

Evaluation of skin irritation and contact sensitizing potential of fenticonazole / P. Pigatto, E. Colli, M. Scatigna, A. Finzi. - In: ARZNEIMITTEL-FORSCHUNG. - ISSN 0004-4172. - 40:3(1990 Mar), pp. 329-331.

Evaluation of skin irritation and contact sensitizing potential of fenticonazole

P. Pigatto;
1990

Abstract

A double blind, randomized clinical trial was performed on twelve healthy volunteers to evaluate the irritation potential of fenticonazole 2% cream (Lomexin) and spray versus micomazole 2% cream and econazole 1% spray. The contact-sensitizing potential of the two fenticonazole preparations was also investigated. There was no evidence of irritation after the treatments with fenticonazole cream, its excipients, miconazole cream and fenticonazole spray excipients, whereas signs of irritation were observed in four cases after treatment with the spray formulations (two after fenticonazole, two after econazole). The contact-sensitizing test was performed only with fenticonazole 2% cream and spray. Neither spray nor cream formulation of fenticonazole showed evidence of sensitization in any of the twelve subjects.
Drug Evaluation; Skin Tests; Miconazole; Humans; Econazole; Adult; Irritants; Dermatitis, Contact; Male; Female; Imidazoles
Settore MED/35 - Malattie Cutanee e Veneree
mar-1990
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