Cutaneous larva migrans following a leech bite: A brief report

<b>Background:</b> Cutaneous larva migrans (CLM) is a zoonotic dermatosis usually acquired through direct contact with contaminated soil. We describe what appears to be the first reported case of CLM following a leech bite.

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Tropical Doctor
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2025-10-29
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https://doi.org/10.1177/00494755251391911
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Leech Biology and Applications
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Cutaneous larva migrans following a leech bite: A brief report

B Abhishek, J. Srinivas, Vishwas Kadambila
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Leech Biology and Applications
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Cutaneous larva migrans following a leech bite: A brief report

B Abhishek, J. Srinivas, Vishwas Kadambila
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<b>Background:</b> Cutaneous larva migrans (CLM) is a zoonotic dermatosis usually acquired through direct contact with contaminated soil. We describe what appears to be the first reported case of CLM following a leech bite.

Tropical DoctorVol. 56(1)
Al-Ameen Medical College (IN), Mangalore Institute of Oncology (IN), Institute of Medical Sciences (IN)
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Leech Biology and Applications
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