Clinical Review

Gram-negative Toe Web Infection Complicated by Myiasis

Case in Point

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This case, in which the patient's painful symptoms persisted despite ongoing treatment for presumed tinea pedis, highlights the need for heightened awareness of possible bacterial infection in patients at high risk—and illustrates an unusual association with myiasis.


 

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