Eleven cases of accidental human myiasis since 1990

  • YONEDA Y
  • SHINONAGA S
  • KUMASHIRO H
  • et al.
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Abstract

Eleven cases of accidental myiasis caused by sarcophagid, calliphorid and stratiomyiid flies were reported. Among them, 4 cases were by Sarcophaga peregrina, 2 cases were by Sarcophaga similis and Lucilia sericata, respectively. Two unidentified cases by Sarcophaga spp. and 1 case by Hermetia illucens were included. As a recent tendency in incidence of accidental myiasis, many cases involved bedridden inpatients. In the present report, six out of 11 cases were bedridden inpatients.

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YONEDA, Y., SHINONAGA, S., KUMASHIRO, H., & FUKUMA, T. (1998). Eleven cases of accidental human myiasis since 1990. Medical Entomology and Zoology, 49(1), 51–56. https://doi.org/10.7601/mez.49.51_1

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