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myiasis.
Because some
animals (particularly non-native
domestic animals)
cannot react as
effectively as
humans to the
causes and
effects of
myiasis,...
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called ****r
myiasis. Very few
cases have been
described in literature. P****os MR,
Carvalho AV,
Dutra AL, et al. (1998). "****r
myiasis".
Infect Dis...
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attacking crops and foodstuffs,
spreading microbial infections, and
causing myiasis.
Maggots are also
particularly important in
forensic entomology because...
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common causes of
myiasis in
humans and
animals are the
three dipteran families Oestridae, Calliphoridae, and Sarcophagidae.
Myiasis in
humans is clinically...
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known to
parasitize humans routinely,
though other species of
flies cause myiasis in humans. A botfly, also
written bot fly, bott fly or bot-fly in various...
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Cordylobia anthropophaga Human parasite List of
parasites of
humans Myiasis "Human Bot Fly
Myiasis" (PDF). U.S. Army
Public Health Command (provisional), formerly...
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severe problems, and
mainly causes cutaneous myiasis.
Geary et al.
describe the
presentation of
cutaneous myiasis caused by the
tumbu fly: "At the site of...
- to
immunity developed over time. In humans, the
disease intracerebral myiasis is a rare
infestation of the
brain by the
larva of H. bovis. It penetrates...
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vector for disease. The
larvae of this
species can
cause myiasis, as well as
accidental myiasis. It is
potentially useful in
forensic entomology. Sarcophaga...
- of
living animals. The
infestation by
maggots of live
animals is
called myiasis. Some
maggots will feed only on dead tissue, some only on live tissue,...
