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    Cutaneous larva migrans

    Occupational Disease Cutaneous larva migrans

    Cutaneous larva migrans Category Infection, Occupational

    Cutaneous larva migrans Severity

    Subacute

    Cutaneous larva migrans Synonyms

    Creeping eruption

    Information on Cutaneous larva migrans Symptoms, Diagnosis, Prognosis, Screening and Imaging

    Larvae of dog and cat hookworms are the source of cutaneous larva migrans. At increased risk are utility men and gardeners exposed to damp sandy soil contaminated with dog and cat feces. Itching is more intense at night. Thiabendazole is effective as a topical ointment. [Chin, p. 500]

    Cutaneous larva migrans Latency

    Days to weeks

    Cutaneous larva migrans References

    http://tray.dermatology.uiowa.edu/LarvMi02.htm

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