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SYSTEMIC TREATMENT OF CREEPING ERUPTION [PDF]
Archives of Dermatology, 1947 IN THE time-honored but, unfortunately, always awkward and frequently unsatisfactory treatment of larva migrans as encountered in this country, various physical and chemical local applications have been employed. Since the classic delineation of this condition as seen in the southeastern United States by Kirby-Smith, Dove and White 1 in 1926, there had
J. M. HITCH
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Vibrapuncture Treatment for Creeping Eruption [PDF]
Archives of Dermatology, 1959 For many years various methods of destructive nature have been used in an effort to kill the larvae in the skin in the treatment of creeping eruption. These measures range from injections of phenol (necrotizing) to the commoner use of either ethyl chloride or solid carbon dioxide (Dry Ice) to cause blistering of the skin at the spot where the larvae is
JOHN van de ERVE
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Thiabendazole Therapy for Creeping Eruption
Archives of Dermatology, 1964The authors are reporting the third case of creeping eruption that they have treated with thiabendazole. All cases responded very remarkably within 12 hours. The case presented was treated with a single oral dosage of 50 mg/kg in a flavored suspension.
O J, STONE, J F, MULLINS
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CREEPING ERUPTION AND THIABENDAZOLE
International Journal of Dermatology, 1976B E, Stromberg, A D, Christie
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Creeping Eruption and Thiabendazole
Archives of Dermatology, 1964The successful use of thiabendazole in creeping eruption has been recently reported. In this study, an attempt was made to support this observation by in vitro studies. With the technique used, this effort was unsuccessful. The reason remains unexplained.
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