2021Journal of Travel MedicineOpen access

A cluster of cutaneous larva migrans in travellers returning from Zanzibar

Krzysztof Korzeniewski

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Beaches of East Africa are the place to relax, but when contaminated with animal faeces, they are a likely source of health problems, such as cutaneous larva migrans. Cases of CLM were diagnosed in Polish travellers returned from holidays in Zanzibar.

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Beaches of East Africa are the place to relax, but when contaminated with animal faeces, they are a likely source of health problems, such as cutaneous larva migrans. Cases of CLM were diagnosed in Polish travellers returned from holidays in Zanzibar.

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Beaches of East Africa are the place to relax, but when contaminated with animal faeces, they are a likely source of health problems, such as cutaneous larva migrans. Cases of CLM were diagnosed in Polish travellers returned from holidays in Zanzibar.

Key concepts: Cutaneous larva migrans, Medicine, Larva migrans, Feces, Larva, Cluster (spacecraft), Veterinary medicine, Environmental health

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