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1: Dermatol Nurs. 1991 Apr;3(2):100-2.Links

Maggot therapy revisited: a case study.

King AB, Flynn KJ.

This article chronicles a personal experience with the care of a patient with chronic, recalcitrant stasis ulcers who presented with maggot infestation. A case study format is used. A brief history, technique, and benefits of maggot therapy are also included.

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