Alarcón HH, Hinostroza DD, Santamaría GV

Language: Spanish
References: 11
Page: 130-134
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ABSTRACT

Pediculosis pubis is a human ectoparasitosis caused by Phthirus pubis, this is generally consider of sexual transmission and variable percentages is associated with other diseases of this kind. A case of man patient is presented with this diagnostic and we make a brief review of literature.

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