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    This document summarizes 19 sources on scabies including journal articles, textbooks, and manuals. The sources discuss the clinical presentation, diagnosis, treatment, and control of scabies. Scabies is caused by the mite Sarcoptes scabiei and results in an itchy rash. Diagnosis is often clinical but microscopic examination can identify mites, eggs, or scybala. Treatment involves topical or oral scabicides with supportive measures. Prevention focuses on identification and treatment of cases plus environmental control measures.

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    This document summarizes 19 sources on scabies including journal articles, textbooks, and manuals. The sources discuss the clinical presentation, diagnosis, treatment, and control of scabies. Scabies is caused by the mite Sarcoptes scabiei and results in an itchy rash. Diagnosis is often clinical but microscopic examination can identify mites, eggs, or scybala. Treatment involves topical or oral scabicides with supportive measures. Prevention focuses on identification and treatment of cases plus environmental control measures.

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    This document summarizes 19 sources on scabies including journal articles, textbooks, and manuals. The sources discuss the clinical presentation, diagnosis, treatment, and control of scabies. Scabies is caused by the mite Sarcoptes scabiei and results in an itchy rash. Diagnosis is often clinical but microscopic examination can identify mites, eggs, or scybala. Treatment involves topical or oral scabicides with supportive measures. Prevention focuses on identification and treatment of cases plus environmental control measures.

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    Dafpus Skabies

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    This document summarizes 19 sources on scabies including journal articles, textbooks, and manuals. The sources discuss the clinical presentation, diagnosis, treatment, and control of scabies. Scabies is caused by the mite Sarcoptes scabiei and results in an itchy rash. Diagnosis is often clinical but microscopic examination can identify mites, eggs, or scybala. Treatment involves topical or oral scabicides with supportive measures. Prevention focuses on identification and treatment of cases plus environmental control measures.

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