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[Larva migrans syndrome. Migratory hypodermitis].

Carvajal Huerta L

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The larva migrans syndrome is superficial and deep. Superficial when it acts at the epidermis level and deep when the larva produces a hipodermic reaction. In the latter, are included the hypodermitis of the paragonimiasis and of the gnathostomiasis, subjects that have been discussed thoroughly in this paper.

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The larva migrans syndrome is superficial and deep. Superficial when it acts at the epidermis level and deep when the larva produces a hipodermic reaction. In the latter, are included the hypodermitis of the paragonimiasis and of the gnathostomiasis, subjects that have been discussed thoroughly in this paper.

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The larva migrans syndrome is superficial and deep. Superficial when it acts at the epidermis level and deep when the larva produces a hipodermic reaction. In the latter, are included the hypodermitis of the paragonimiasis and of the gnathostomiasis, subjects that have been discussed thoroughly in this paper.

Key concepts: Cutaneous larva migrans, Larva, Paragonimiasis, Larva migrans, Biology, Epidermis (zoology), Dermatology, Helminthiasis

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