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    • Harsh operational environments led to complicated scabies cases.
    • Complicated scabies frequently necessitated hospitalization for up to one month.

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    • Understanding disease impact is crucial for military operational effectiveness.
    • Environmental factors significantly influence disease severity and treatment outcomes.