2021Clinical and Experimental DermatologyRequires access

Cutaneous larva migrans: an unusual souvenir from a Scottish holiday

S. Paget, Carolina Fernandez, S. Zaheri

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Cutaneous larva migrans acquired in western Scotland. A reminder that with a warming climate, conditions conventionally restricted to the tropics may be contracted in the British Isles in the absence of foreign travel.

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Cutaneous larva migrans acquired in western Scotland. A reminder that with a warming climate, conditions conventionally restricted to the tropics may be contracted in the British Isles in the absence of foreign travel.

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Cutaneous larva migrans acquired in western Scotland. A reminder that with a warming climate, conditions conventionally restricted to the tropics may be contracted in the British Isles in the absence of foreign travel.

Key concepts: Cutaneous larva migrans, Larva migrans, Larva, Dermatology, Tropics, Medicine, Helminthiasis, Biology

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