Archives of Dermatology · 1966 · 30 citations · 3 references
Veterinary MedicineInfectious DiseasesPathologyInfectious Disease PathologyMedical EntomologyParasitologyArthropod ParasitologyHelminth DiagnosticsLice InfestationsMedical ParasitologyNeglected Tropical DiseasesZoonotic Parasitic DiseasesDiagnostics Of Parasitic DiseasesEntomological InvestigationInfestation-related DermatosesZoonotic Arthropod-borne Infections
A case, probably the first to be reported from New York City, involved a recent arrival from equatorial Africa, whose clinical manifestations were typical of<i>Tunga penetrans</i>infestation. Scrapings and sections from the lesions below the toes revealed crumpled eggs from a pregnant arthropod, whose identity is almost certainly<i>Tunga penetrans</i>.
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Early references to the occurrence of Tunga penetrans in tropical Africa.
R. Hoeppli · PubMed · 1963 · 67 citations
Handbook of Tropical Dermatology and Medical Mycology
The Medical Journal of Australia · 1953 · 45 citations
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