This disease is very rare in<unk>  and only about 100 cases have ever been recorded. It is a more common problem in sheep and cattle and can be problematic for farmers in endemic regions of the world. Most<unk> cases occur in developing countries such as India and Sub Saharan Africa where the dog population is not controlled or treated for tapeworm, and in areas lacking proper sanitation. T. multiceps has been reported in regions all over the world (both<unk> and animal infections) and is the most common<unk>  causing species. T. serialis has been seen in North America, Europe and Africa, and T. brauni and T. glomerata have only been seen in Africa. This disease still occurs, even in developed countries. Some of the most recent reported cases occurred in France, Italy, Israel, Canada and the United States. Some experts suspect under reporting of this disease, especially in impoverished and developing countries where reporting technologies are more difficult to obtain. The global prevalence might be much higher than present data suggest.
Coenurosis in humans
Perryville Tree engravings
Keratosis pilaris atrophicans faciei
Cholestasis facies
Smoker's face
Onychophosis
Erythromelanosis follicularis faciei et colli
Woolly hair nevus