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See also: MITE), which burrows under the epidermis at any See also: part of the See also: body, but hardly ever in the face or See also: scalp of adults; it usually begins at the clefts of the fingers, where its presence may be inferred from several scattered pimples, which will probably have been torn at their summits by the scratching of the patient, or have been otherwise converted into vesicles or pustules
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The remedy is See also: soap and See also: water, and See also: sulphur ointment
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