We read with interest the two articles recently published by Tognetti et al about Pyemotes ventricosus detection in a baby's skin folds and an alternative hypothesis for mite identification. We have been interested for a long time in ectoparasitoses and particularly in dermatitis caused by P ventricosus working in close cooperation between dermatologists and parasitologists. This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.
Re: "Pyemotes ventricosus detection in a baby skin folds" and "Alternative hypothesis for mite identification with reference to Pyemotes ventricosus detection in a baby skin folds"
Stingeni, L
Conceptualization
;Tramontana, MConceptualization
;Principato, MConceptualization
;Moretta, IConceptualization
;Bianchi, LConceptualization
;Hansel, KConceptualization
2020
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We read with interest the two articles recently published by Tognetti et al about Pyemotes ventricosus detection in a baby's skin folds and an alternative hypothesis for mite identification. We have been interested for a long time in ectoparasitoses and particularly in dermatitis caused by P ventricosus working in close cooperation between dermatologists and parasitologists. This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.File in questo prodotto:
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