However, for infinite applications the application site should be occluded.

The composition comprises a nitroimadazole, an occlusive skin barrier composition, and an occlusive synthetic dressing.

The use of an occlusive dressing is not recommended with imiquimod cream therapy.

Cover the medicine with a special bandage called an occlusive dressing.

An occlusive dressing made with an elastomeric gel and one or more active agents is described.

Small wounds must be properly cared for and covered with an occlusive dressing.

Occlusive dressings should not be used with 1% bexarotene gel.

Figure 1 is a perspective view of resealable, occlusive dressing, with an aperture cover in a closed position.

A cotton pad is appropriate and can be circular or square, but should approximate 4-6 cm2. Restraint using an appropriate restrainer is preferred to assure occlusion.

The use of an occlusive dressing is not recommended with imiquimod cream therapy.

A novel occlusive dressing which allows the escape of fluid and air in cases of penetrating thoracic trauma.

Application under occlusive dressings should be avoided since it increases the systemic absorption of corticosteroids.

Treatment of large surfaces and the application under occlusive dressing should be avoided during that time.

Not for use with an occlusive dressing or on large areas of the body.

Avoid application under occlusive dressings since systemic absorption of corticosteroids increases.