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Pediculose

Authors: Figueiredo, Tânia Isabel da Cruz;

Pediculose

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A relação parasita-hospedeiro entre o piolho e o Homem representa um dos maiores casos de sucesso de ectoparasitoses. Apesar de clinicamente a infestação por piolhos não provocar grandes danos á saúde o impacto social mental e económico é substancial. Não há programas que priorizem o controle de ectoparasitas na saúde. Uma crise emergente no controlo da pediculose, devido à falta de opções de novos pediculicidas, abriu caminho à eventualidade de resistências. A ocorrência de mutações, deve-se em grande parte ao facto do abuso indiscriminado e utilização de produtos que estavam a ser comercializados em ampla escala como Over-the-counter drugs (OTC), particularmente a permetrina e piretroides.

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