Subcutaneous Myiasis After Travel: Dynamic Doppler Ultrasonography as a Diagnostic Clue.

Acta ParasitolSep 7, 2026 (epub)

Isabella Andrea Bolaños Bermúdez, Laura Nataly Panqueva Giraldo, John Leonardo Torres Castiblanco et al.

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From the abstract

To describe dynamic ultrasonographic findings in travel-associated subcutaneous myiasis.

Reported results

Imaging demonstrated an echogenic subcutaneous structure with posterior acoustic shadowing, surrounding hyperemia, and real-time rhythmic internal movement, supporting larval infestation.

Authors' conclusions

Recognition of internal larval motion on ultrasonography may help distinguish myiasis from abscess, foreign body or vascularized soft-tissue masses and guide definitive mechanical extraction.

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