Toxicological and entomological field evaluation of the effects of Mobam powder against body lice (Anoplura: Pediculidae).

Ab^r.irt: Human \olunt<’crs were exposed. unt.li’r nn-dical surveillance. ro 34 g of a 5°o formulation cOEisisting of 5"o Mubam’1"^ (t-iK-n^othienyI-^-irK-thylcarbamatft’’ in pyr;ix powder \\v;wi lo evaluate ihe foimnlation’h porcniial valm-’ as a louse toxicant. The icst was conciucKid at tlic Republic of Keif-a’;! Anny Disciplinary Cunicr. .it Kwangju. iirai Sroul. Korea fioin Jainiary to -\Lirc:i 1"K9. TIie u-si ptinicipanfi were divided .into ^ groups *>f 100 mrn carli and dusted once in ihc followinij; manner; the control grouu was (.iustrd with an average of 17 g pyrax powder; the CCM group was treated wilh an a\Tiagc of 31 g of the lesc formulation; and a tliild positive control group was dustfd wilh ;m average of 20 q of Po malalhion in iiu’rc powder. Applications of Mobam’lS dust usiing