A COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN ORAL AND TOPICAL ANTISCABIETIC TREATMENT IN EGYPTIAN PATIENTS
Mona Ahmed Farid Haider;
Abstract
Scabies is a frequent, contagious, interhuman, ectoparasitic infection, caused by the human itch mite ‘Sarcoptes scabiei’. The mite measures between 200 and 300 µm. Its entire life cycle takes place in human skin. It can survive outside the host
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| Title | A COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN ORAL AND TOPICAL ANTISCABIETIC TREATMENT IN EGYPTIAN PATIENTS | Authors | Mona Ahmed Farid Haider | Keywords | A COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN ORAL AND TOPICAL ANTISCABIETIC TREATMENT IN EGYPTIAN PATIENTS | Issue Date | 2004 | Description | Scabies is a frequent, contagious, interhuman, ectoparasitic infection, caused by the human itch mite ‘Sarcoptes scabiei’. The mite measures between 200 and 300 µm. Its entire life cycle takes place in human skin. It can survive outside the host |
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