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    Nicole D. Boswell, MD

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    A well-circumscribed wheal with erythematous serpiginous borders and central punctum, secondary to a bite by a Triatoma bug.

    What’s Eating You? Triatoma and Arilus cristatus Bugs

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    Nicole D. Boswell, MD
    Dirk M. Elston, MD

    Bites of triatomine bugs can cause anaphylaxis; prevention of bites to diminish household infestation is important because sensitization can...

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