| cheyletiella dermatitis. | a mild dermatitis probably due to cheyletiella yasguri was observed in 2 persons whose pet dog was infested with this parasite. cheyletiella mites differ morphologically from sarcoptic mites, which cause canine and human scabies. treatment of man and dog with 1% gamma benzene hexachloride is usually successful in clearing this condition. | 1977 | 72050 |
| [infestations in human and dogs with the mite cheyletiella yasguri smiley]. | | 1979 | 442229 |
| [infection in man and dog with the mite, cheyletiella yasguri smiley]. | the infection with the mite cheyletiella yasguri smiley in 3 dogs and 5 out of 6 persons exposed to infestation is reported. two of the dogs appeared to have been infected during a stay in a kennel. the dogs presented with moderate itching and slight to massive floury squamation on the back. in the infected persons, excoriated papules were present on the body and the extremities. the itching, which had persisted for 4--12 months, disappeared in all cases a few days after the dogs had been remove ... | 1979 | 536193 |
| [isolation of cheyletiella yasguri smiley, 1965 in a dog in italy]. | adult females of cheyletiella yasguri smiley, 1965 were found in a dog parasitized by otodectes cynotis, whose owners exhibited skin eruptions. c. yasguri is reported for the first time in the dog in italy; the pathogenicity of this mite for both the dog and man has already been established by other authors. | 1978 | 553273 |
| scanning electron microscopy of the solenidion on genu i of cheyletiella yasguri and c. parasitivorax. | | 1978 | 722462 |
| observations on an outbreak of infestation of dogs with cheyletiella yasguri and its public health implications. | | 1976 | 949674 |
| dermatitis in man and in a dog caused by the mite cheyletiella yasguri smiley. | | 1972 | 4117003 |
| invasion of a house by the dog parasite cheyletiella yasguri (smiley 1965), a mite causing prurigo in man. | | 1972 | 4569793 |
| [cheyletiella yasguri smiley, 1965 (acarina, cheyletiellidae), a parasite of dogs which may infest men]. | | 1971 | 5104267 |
| [cheyletiella yasguri on a puppy]. | | 1971 | 5170148 |
| cheyletiella yasguri infestation of a dog. | | 1969 | 5258166 |
| morphologic features, behavior, and life history of cheyletiella yasguri. | | 1969 | 5392982 |
| cheyletiella yasguri: widespread infestation in a breeding kennel. | | 1970 | 5462498 |
| skin lesions associated with cheyletiella yasguri infestation. | | 1970 | 5529119 |
| [cheyletiella yasguri smiley, 1965, a parasite of dogs in united states and a hyperparasite of a hippoboscid in iran (acarina: cheyletidae)]. | | 1968 | 5714481 |
| [long-lasting pruriginous dermatitis in a woman caused by an acarian dog parasite, cheyletiella yasguri smiley]. | | 1982 | 6183724 |
| clinical evaluation of amitraz for treatment of canine scabies. | a liquid concentrate formulation of amitraz (mitaban: upjohn) was used to topically treat 181 dogs with scabies, at an active drug level of 250 ppm, or 10.6 ml of concentrate in 2 gal water. after the dogs were clipped and bathed, the diluted medication was applied and allowed to dry on the animal. all treated dogs were clinically improved and 97.8% cured after a single treatment; 3 dogs required 2 treatments and 1 dog 3 treatments. otodectes cynotis and cheyletiella yasguri in several dogs were ... | 1984 | 6387437 |
| the diagnostic challenge of nonburrowing mite bites. cheyletiella yasguri. | endemic pruritus in a family of four proved to be caused by the "bite and run" habits of the cheyletiella yasguri mites that lived on the family dog. the mystery was solved only after the 6-year-old daughter experienced an explosive attack of pruritic papules after taking a nap in the dog's sleeping box. virtually invisible ectoparasites remain a common cause of endemic pruritus within families. since these patients show no acarologic, clinical, or laboratory evidence for the cause fo their itch ... | 1984 | 6716601 |
| a case report of cheyletiella infestation on a whippet dog in korea. | a clinical case of cheyletiella infestation on a dog born and raised in korea is reported. a three-year old female whippet was hospitalized due to a multiple fracture and displacement of the left scapula caused by a recent car accident. the mite infestation was not noticed at the time of hospitalization. the dog underwent multiple operations involving internal fixation of the fractured scapula with wire and a plate, followed by extensive chemotherapy with antibiotics and prednisolone. after two ... | 1996 | 9017913 |
| [animal mite-induced epizoonoses and their significance in dermatology]. | different mite species may infest humans temporarily; such arthropods should be considered a possible cause of pruritic skin reactions of unclear origin. pseudo-scabies is a common problem. this self-limiting dermatosis may often be misdiagnosed. several mite species including sarcoptes scabiei var. canis, sarcoptes scabiei var. bovis, notoedres cati, cheyletiella yasguri, cheyletiella blakei, dermanyssus gallinae and ophionyssus natricis may infest human skin, causing symptoms. other less commo ... | 1996 | 9036121 |
| efficacy of ivermectin against cheyletiella yasguri infestation in dogs. | twenty adult dogs (11 cocker spaniels and 9 miniature poodles) with naturally occurring cheyletiellosis were treated twice, at a three-week interval, with subcutaneous injections of ivermectin at the dose rate of 300 mug/kg. ivermectin proved to be very effective against cheyletiella yasguri infestation in dogs. all treated animals were completely cured after one or two treatments. no adverse reactions were noted. ivermectin should be avoided in collies and collie crosses. | 1988 | 17423097 |
| efficacy of 65% permethrin applied as a topical spot-on against walking dandruff caused by the mite, cheyletiella yasguri in dogs. | the efficacy of a 65% permethrin topically applied spot-on formulation (defend exspot topical remedy for dogs, schering-plough animal health, union, nj) was determined against the dog mite, cheyletiella yasguri (smiley, 1965). female dogs and their litters comprised the experimental unit, and all dogs in an experimental unit were treated on the same day 4 to 6 weeks after whelping. mites and mite eggs were counted weekly on an untreated control group of six litters (15 pups) and on a group of si ... | 2000 | 19757575 |
| hippobosca longipennis - a potential intermediate host of a species of acanthocheilonema in dogs in northern india. | abstract: background: hippobosca longipennis (the 'dog louse fly') is a blood sucking ectoparasite found on wild carnivores such as cheetahs and lions and domesticated and feral dogs in africa, the middle east and asia, including china. known as an intermediate host for acanthocheilonema dracunculoides and a transport host for cheyletiella yasguri, it has also been suggested that h. longipennis may be a vector for other pathogens, including acanthocheilonema sp. ? nov., which was recently report ... | 2011 | 21781294 |