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An unusual nosocomial infection: nasotracheal myiasis.

Authors: R L, Josephson; S, Krajden;

An unusual nosocomial infection: nasotracheal myiasis.

Abstract

A number of fly maggots were found emerging from the nose and tracheostomy site of an 82-year-old woman who had been in a coma for two months in an acute care hospital in a large Canadian city. This case history indicates that the infestation was hospital-acquired and although undoubtedly an extremely rare occurrence, at least in Canada, points out the risk of myiasis in the unconscious, debilitated patient.

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Aged, 80 and over, Screw Worm Infection, Cross Infection, Tracheal Diseases, Larva, Nose Diseases, Animals, Humans, Female, Aged

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