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PubMed1966

[Methylacetophos--a promising preparation for the control of pediculosis].

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PubMed1967

[Head pediculosis of children in Wrocław].

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[The health problem of pediculosis in students of Granada].

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PubMed1981

Pyriderm shampoo in the treatment of Pediculosis capitis.

112 patients with head lice were treated with a shampoo containing pyrethrins. All were treated twice with an interval of one week. At examination immediately before the second treatment, 6 patients had small, newly hatched lice, and one patient had both small and mature lice--probably due to reinfestation. This patient was lice-free after the third treatment, the other patients after the second treatment. It is concluded that pyrethrins are highly effective against head lice and have the advantages of a low toxicity to mammals and a short contact time.

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PubMed1982

Co-existence of venereal infection and pediculosis pubis.

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PubMed1983

Elephantiasis of external ears: a rare manifestation of pediculosis capitis.

A case of elephantiasis of the external ears associated with pediculus capitis is reported. Hypersensitivity to the louse bite and Melkersson-Rosenthal syndrome are discussed.

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