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.1985 Jul;1(1):10-6.
doi: 10.1016/0169-4758(85)90100-0.

Ivermectin: an update

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Ivermectin: an update

W C Campbell. Parasitol Today.1985 Jul.

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Ivermecan was introduced as an antiparasitic agent in 1981. It is now registered for animal-health use in 35 countries and is being evaluated for possible use in man. This review summarises its antiparasitic efficacy and apparent mode of action. Additional information is given in previous review articles.

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  • Ivermectin and faecal degradation.
    Cherfas J.Cherfas J.Parasitol Today. 1988 Jan;4(1):21. doi: 10.1016/0169-4758(88)90053-1.Parasitol Today. 1988.PMID:15462996No abstract available.

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