Alternative hypothesis for mite identification with reference to ‘Pyemotes ventricosus detection in a baby skin folds’
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DOI: 10.1111/jdv.15645
Abstract: With reference to the letter to the Editor "Pyemotes ventricosus detection in a baby skin folds", we here present an alternative hypothesis on mite's identification.1 Indeed, polymorphic species have been described from the tarsonemid families… read more here.
Keywords: detection baby; skin folds; baby skin; identification ... See more keywords
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DOI: 10.1111/jdv.15869
Abstract: We thank Stingeni et al1 for their comment letter referring to our previous letters.2,3 In the first, we reported on a pediatric non-atopic patient referred for two itching lesions with targetoid and eczematous appearance after… read more here.
Keywords: detection baby; skin folds; baby skin; ventricosus detection ... See more keywords
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’
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DOI: 10.1111/jdv.15870
Abstract: 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… read more here.
Keywords: detection baby; skin folds; baby skin; ventricosus detection ... See more keywords