Human Myiasis in Yemen: A Case Report of an Extensive Oral Myiasis in a Rural Girl
Journal: International Journal of Clinical Dermatology & Research (IJCDR) (Vol.03, No. 00)Publication Date: 2017-06-15
Authors : Al-Kamel MA;
Page : 1-3
Keywords : Oral myiasis; Fly; Screwworm; Larvae; Maggots; Yemen.;
Abstract
Reported cases of extensive oral myiasis in the literature are still scarce, particularly from Yemen. This report aims to present
the first case, as up to my knowledge, of extensive oral myiasis in a girl who was clearly predisposed to infestation. It concluded that several entities of myiasis, which can be referred to as a disease of the poor, are endemic in Yemen. Climate change, illiteracy, the practice of keeping domestic animals indoors, constant increases in flies populations, deteriorating social and economic conditions and improper housing, hygiene and sanitation explain the high incidence of fly-borne diseases in Yemen. Further molecular studies are needed to identify all responsible strains.
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