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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1947
WITH the rapid change in residence among members of the medical profession, particularly those in the armed forces, many clinical problems arise involving conditions which many have never had an opportunity to see. In this paper 3 cases of myiasis of the nose are reported with a discussion of the causation, symptoms, pathologic aspects and treatment ...
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WITH the rapid change in residence among members of the medical profession, particularly those in the armed forces, many clinical problems arise involving conditions which many have never had an opportunity to see. In this paper 3 cases of myiasis of the nose are reported with a discussion of the causation, symptoms, pathologic aspects and treatment ...
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Pediatrics, 2000
This case involves an orphan female neonate—abandoned in a dustbin in Poona, India—who was infected by the larval forms of the blowfly. The blowfly causing this infestation belonged to the family Calliphoridae and genus Calliphora.The fly of this genus is of importance in Indian veterinary science and is found abundantly around decaying matter in Poona.
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This case involves an orphan female neonate—abandoned in a dustbin in Poona, India—who was infected by the larval forms of the blowfly. The blowfly causing this infestation belonged to the family Calliphoridae and genus Calliphora.The fly of this genus is of importance in Indian veterinary science and is found abundantly around decaying matter in Poona.
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Dermatologic Clinics, 1990
Many species of flies cause insect bites. The Lutzomyia and Phlebotomus flies, which carry leishmaniasis, and the Simulium flies, which carry onchocerciasis, have the greatest impact. Fly larvae, or maggots, can be used to cleanse necrotic debris from a wound. Although repulsive, this may be effective.
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Many species of flies cause insect bites. The Lutzomyia and Phlebotomus flies, which carry leishmaniasis, and the Simulium flies, which carry onchocerciasis, have the greatest impact. Fly larvae, or maggots, can be used to cleanse necrotic debris from a wound. Although repulsive, this may be effective.
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[Wound myiasis. Facultative myiasis].
Der Hautarzt; Zeitschrift fur Dermatologie, Venerologie, und verwandte Gebiete, 1991Two cases of traumatic myiasis, one in Bowen carcinoma and one in chronic leg ulcer, are described. The maggots isolated were reared to the adult stage; they proved to be Calliphoridae of the genus Lucilia (presumably L. sericata). The various forms of myiasis and the species involved in such parasitism are described, and the therapeutic efficiency of ...
B, Anegg, H, Auer, E, Diem, H, Aspöck
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Medicina Clínica (English Edition), 2016
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