Ectoparasitic Diseases - Diaz, James H.; - Prospero Internet Bookshop

 
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ISBN13:9780443267246
ISBN10:0443267243
Binding:Paperback
No. of pages:276 pages
Size:234x190 mm
Weight:450 g
Language:English
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Ectoparasitic Diseases

 
Publisher: Academic Press
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Ectoparasitic Diseases provides information on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of ectoparasitic conditions caused by arthropods of medical importance. The book discusses the manner in which arthropod ectoparasites threaten human health by bodily infestations, covering specific ectoparasites and the vector-borne infectious diseases transmitted by each. Chapters offer definitions, epidemiology, diagnosis, clinical manifestations, therapeutic treatments, and preventive measures. In addition, the book examines the public health, socioeconomic, and psychological impact from ectoparasitic infections.

This book offers comprehensive coverage to researchers, practitioners, and advanced students studying ectoparasitic vector-borne diseases.
Table of Contents:
1. Introduction to Ectoparasitic Diseases
2. Pediculosis (Lice)
3. Trombidiosis (Larval Chigger Mites)
4. Scrub typhus (Larval Typhus Mites)
5. Scabies (Scabies Mites)
6. Rickettsialpox (Rat Mites)
7. Myiasis, Murine Typhus, Tungiasis, and Plague (Flies and Fleas)
8. Tick-transmitted Bacterial Diseases
9. Babesiosis
10. Tick-transmitted Viral Diseases
11. The Tick Sialome, Tick-transmitted Coinfections, and Tick Paralysis
12. Red Meat Allergies after Tick Bites
13. True Bugs (Order Hemiptera) as Ectoparasites: Bedbugs
14. Insect Repellents, Insecticides, and Vector Control
15. Delusional Ectoparasitosis (Morgellons Disease)
16. Conclusions