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A study on the patients with scabies in Korea

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This study was conducted to understand the status of scabies infection and its epidemic characteristics in the Korean hospitals. 43 hospitals (86.0%) received the reports of scabies infection with suspicious or definite diagnosis to infection control department, implicating continuous increases 14.6% (7/48), 20.8% (10/48), 35.7% (17/48), 44.1% (21/48), and 56.7% (27/48) in 2010 to 2013 and 35.7% (17/48) in 2014 up to April. | A study on the patients with scabies in Korea

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