德国永久纹身的社会流行病学方面和皮肤副作用-纹身并不局限于特定的社会表型。

Dermato-Endocrinology Pub Date : 2016-12-15 eCollection Date: 2017-01-01 DOI:10.1080/19381980.2016.1267080
Cornelia Sigrid Lissi Müller, Angela Oertel, Rebecca Körner, Claudia Pföhler, Thomas Vogt
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背景:越来越多的各个年龄段的人都有纹身。有趣的是,在普通人群和已公布的数据中,人们对纹身者有多种偏见,比如认为他们是罪犯、受教育程度低、酗酒或吸毒,或者生活方式更危险。目的:获取和评价文身者的社会人口学资料,调查文身相关皮肤并发症的发生率,明确文身者的个人危险因素及文身后个人环境行为的发展历程。患者和方法:我们通过在线问卷采访了426名已经有纹身的参与者和20名刚刚有新纹身的参与者。参与者被问及纹身的社会流行病学方面的问题,特别是他们自己纹身的特殊方面。没有排除标准。结果:纹身对追求流行身体艺术的人来说很有趣,尤其是大学毕业生和经济上有保障的人。446人参与了这项研究。患者多为女性,平均年龄35岁。纹身部位周围的局部瘙痒是参与者中最常见的皮肤副作用。93.5%的参与者不想去纹身。有趣的是,大多数参与者都没有遇到与纹身相关的职业问题。局限性:研究人群不具有代表性,因为我们只包括在纹身之前或刚纹身的人。此外,由于本研究的参与是自愿的,因此存在潜在的选择偏差。只有那些觉得与传单有关的人才回答了问卷。结论:文身者普遍不是文化程度低、吸毒、酗酒、生活方式危险的犯罪分子。如今,纹身已经成为一种身体艺术,体现了一种生活习惯。
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Socio-epidemiologic aspects and cutaneous side effects of permanent tattoos in Germany - Tattoos are not restricted to a specific social phenotype.

Socio-epidemiologic aspects and cutaneous side effects of permanent tattoos in Germany - Tattoos are not restricted to a specific social phenotype.

Socio-epidemiologic aspects and cutaneous side effects of permanent tattoos in Germany - Tattoos are not restricted to a specific social phenotype.

Socio-epidemiologic aspects and cutaneous side effects of permanent tattoos in Germany - Tattoos are not restricted to a specific social phenotype.

Background: More and more people of all age classes have a tattoo. Intriguingly, there are multiple prejudices in the general population and published data that concern tattooed persons, such as being criminals, having a low education, being alcohol or drug abusers, or more risky in their life style. Objective: To obtain and to evaluate sociodemographic data on tattooed persons, to investigate the incidence of tattoo-related cutaneous complications and to define personal risk factors and course of the persons after being tattooed concerning behavior of personal environment. Patients and Methods: We interviewed 426 participants with already existing tattoos and 20 participants just before getting a new tattoo by using an online questionnaire. The participators were asked about socio-epidemiologic aspects of tattoos in general and special aspects of their own tattoo(s) in particular. There were no exclusion criteria. Results: Tattoos are interesting for people seeking popular body art, esp. university graduates and financially-secure individuals. 446 persons participated in this study. Most of the persons were female with a mean age of 35. Local pruritus around the tattooed area was the most common cutaneous side effect among the participants. 93.5% of the participants did not want a tattoo removal. Intriguingly, most of the participants experienced no career problems related to the tattoo(s). Limitations: The study population is not representative as we included only persons being tattooed prior to or getting newly tattooed. Furthermore, there is a potential selection bias as the participation in this study was voluntary. Only persons that felt involved by the flyer did answer the questionnaire. Conclusion: The present data shows that common tattooed persons are not low educated criminals with any drug or alcohol abuse or with risky life style. Nowadays being tattooed encompasses a kind of body art and displays a certain kind of lifestyle habit.

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