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Psychocutaneous Medicine

Treating Patients With Delusions of Parasitosis: A Blueprint for Clinicians

Cutis. 2010 August;86(2):65-68

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Dermatologists often inquire how to approach a patient with delusions of parasitosis. Avoiding negative countertransference and developing a therapeutic alliance with the patient are key steps for dermatologists. Even though each case is unique, this article serves as a blueprint for clinicians on how to approach and treat these patients.

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