Hazards of domestic pets. Ringworm and other skin conditions
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Hazards of domestic pets. Ringworm and other skin conditions
Aust Fam Physician.
1977 Dec.
Abstract
Domestic pets may be responsible for a number of skin eruptions in man. Whilst ringworm due to Microsporum canis is one of the most common of these conditions in this country, trichophyton infection, flea bite dermatitis, cheyletiella dermatitis, canine scabies and traumatic dermatitis are by no means rare. Less frequently encountered conditions include creeping eruption, favus, fowl-mite dermatitis and allergic dermatitis.
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