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. 2023 Jun 12;195(23):E829-E830.
doi: 10.1503/cmaj.221385-f.

Traitement à l’ivermectine par voie orale chez un nourrisson atteint de gale croûteuse

[Article in French]
Devika Dixit  1 , Julian W Tang  1 , Allen Grolla  1
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Traitement à l’ivermectine par voie orale chez un nourrisson atteint de gale croûteuse

[Article in French]
Devika Dixit et al. CMAJ. .
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Photographies d’un nourrisson de 4 mois atteint de gale croûteuse montrant (A) des écailles diffuses, croûteuses et hyperkératosiques sur la surface entière de la plante des 2 pieds et (B) des papules et des pustules érythémateuses diffuses avec desquamation et lésions papulonodulaires affectant la jambe et le creux poplité.
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