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Ongenode vakantiegasten

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In dit artikel worden enkele huidaandoeningen beschreven die het gevolg zijn van contact met – meestal exotische – fauna en die in Nederland regelmatig bij migranten en als ongenode vakantiegasten bij reislustigen kunnen worden aangetroffen. Achtereenvolgens passeren de revue: myiasis, larva migrans, larva currens, dracunculiasis, tungiasis, seabather’s eruption en cercariadermatitis.

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Ik dank graag dr. B. Naafs (Emmeloord en Steenwijk), dr. C. Sanders (afdeling Dermatologie, UMCU) en dr. M. Gaastra (Alkmaar) voor het ter beschikking stellen van de figuren 6, 9 en 10.

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Korstanje, M.J. Ongenode vakantiegasten. BIJB 23, 43–50 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03087548

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