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- 2020
Etiopathogenetic Association with Intestinal Parasitosis in Children with Skin HypopigmentosisDOI: 10.5923/j.ajmms.20201006.07 Keywords: Hypopigmentoses, Pityriasisalba, E. vermicularis, Microbiology, Antiparasitic Abstract: The total IP prevalence in patients with PA in Tashkent (62.0±4.8%) and Bukhara (92.0±2.7%) was higher than in the control gtoups (30.0±4.5%) and (43.0±4.9%) (P <0.05). AT gave the best results in PA patients infected with H. nana and G. lamblia: complete disappearance of hypopigmentation patches (HP) was observed in 60.5% and 48.0% of patients, respectively, and decrease in the intensity, size and/or number of HP was observed in 34.4% and 34.0% respectively. Eventually a positive clinical effect with concomitant hymenolepiasis and giardiasis was observed in 94% and 82% of PA patients. The clinical response was less pronounced in enterobiasis
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