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Furuncular Myiasis: A Case Report

Cutis. 2010 August;86(2):85-86
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Helm TN
Augenblick K
Gall W
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Most clinicians associate myiasis with travel to a tropical location. We report a case of endemic myiasis due to Cuterebra species to remind clinicians that myiasis can occur throughout North America.
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