Pruritic papules and nodules as sign of persistent scabies infestation despite treatment according to current guidelines evidence for treatment resistance to ivermectin, benzylbenzoat and permethrin proven by videomicroscopy

Scabies infestation is a growing public health issue due to its world wide increase of incidence. The objective of this study was to proof treatment resistance towards treatment, which was applied according to international guidelines. This is a controversial issue since treatment failures were beli...

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Main Authors: P. Lehmann, A. Kremer, T. Assmann, R. Mang
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2023-01-01
Series:IDCases
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Online Access:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2214250923000021
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author P. Lehmann
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description Scabies infestation is a growing public health issue due to its world wide increase of incidence. The objective of this study was to proof treatment resistance towards treatment, which was applied according to international guidelines. This is a controversial issue since treatment failures were believed to be due to false application oft he treatment. Here, we proof fort he first time this treatment resistance by videomicroscopic evaluation. Additionally an escalation therapy is described, which led to an effective treatment.
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spelling doaj.art-850239d3666a4b40add6aa96b0564ee42023-03-16T05:04:27ZengElsevierIDCases2214-25092023-01-0131e01678Pruritic papules and nodules as sign of persistent scabies infestation despite treatment according to current guidelines evidence for treatment resistance to ivermectin, benzylbenzoat and permethrin proven by videomicroscopyP. Lehmann0A. Kremer1T. Assmann2R. Mang3Helios Universitätsklinikum Wuppertal, Germany; Corresponding author.Hautzentrum Cronenberg, GermanyHautzentrum Cronenberg, GermanyHautzentrum Cronenberg, GermanyScabies infestation is a growing public health issue due to its world wide increase of incidence. The objective of this study was to proof treatment resistance towards treatment, which was applied according to international guidelines. This is a controversial issue since treatment failures were believed to be due to false application oft he treatment. Here, we proof fort he first time this treatment resistance by videomicroscopic evaluation. Additionally an escalation therapy is described, which led to an effective treatment.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2214250923000021Scabies infestationTreatment resistanceInternational guidelinesVideomicroscopyTreatment escalation
spellingShingle P. Lehmann
A. Kremer
T. Assmann
R. Mang
Pruritic papules and nodules as sign of persistent scabies infestation despite treatment according to current guidelines evidence for treatment resistance to ivermectin, benzylbenzoat and permethrin proven by videomicroscopy
IDCases
Scabies infestation
Treatment resistance
International guidelines
Videomicroscopy
Treatment escalation
title Pruritic papules and nodules as sign of persistent scabies infestation despite treatment according to current guidelines evidence for treatment resistance to ivermectin, benzylbenzoat and permethrin proven by videomicroscopy
title_full Pruritic papules and nodules as sign of persistent scabies infestation despite treatment according to current guidelines evidence for treatment resistance to ivermectin, benzylbenzoat and permethrin proven by videomicroscopy
title_fullStr Pruritic papules and nodules as sign of persistent scabies infestation despite treatment according to current guidelines evidence for treatment resistance to ivermectin, benzylbenzoat and permethrin proven by videomicroscopy
title_full_unstemmed Pruritic papules and nodules as sign of persistent scabies infestation despite treatment according to current guidelines evidence for treatment resistance to ivermectin, benzylbenzoat and permethrin proven by videomicroscopy
title_short Pruritic papules and nodules as sign of persistent scabies infestation despite treatment according to current guidelines evidence for treatment resistance to ivermectin, benzylbenzoat and permethrin proven by videomicroscopy
title_sort pruritic papules and nodules as sign of persistent scabies infestation despite treatment according to current guidelines evidence for treatment resistance to ivermectin benzylbenzoat and permethrin proven by videomicroscopy
topic Scabies infestation
Treatment resistance
International guidelines
Videomicroscopy
Treatment escalation
url http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2214250923000021
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