Infestation with pubic lice is found in all parts of the world, occurs in all ethnic groups and all levels of society. Current worldwide prevalence has been very approximately estimated at two percent of the human population. Accurate numbers are difficult to acquire, because pubic lice infestations are not considered a reportable condition by many governments. Many cases are self-treated or treated discreetly by personal physicians, which further adds to the difficulty of producing accurate statistics. It has been reported that the trend of pubic hair removal has led to the destruction of the natural habitat of the crab louse populations in some parts of the world, thereby reducing the incidence of the disease.
Pediculosis pubis
Calcaneal spur
Osteitis pubis
Pediculosis corporis
Protrusio acetabuli
Pectus excavatum
Sacral dimple
Carpal coalition