PMC4906766_01
Extensive destructive lesion of the maxillary-orbital region of the face with a lot of larvae inside
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F1
The tumoural lesion of the patient was covered the left maxillary-orbital region and nose and there were a great number of larvae moving in his tumour lesion (Fig. 1).
Macroscopic aspect of a larva
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F2
Measured length of 10-15 larvae were about 12 to 16 mm (Fig. 2).
A) Cephalopharyngeal skeleton, B) Anterior spiracle, C-D) Posterior spiracle
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F3
The anterior spiracles with 7-9 lobes, the posterior spiracles with narrow and complete peritreme, straight and parallel 3 slits and cephalopharyngeal skeleton without accessory oral sclerite were observed by microscopically (Fig. 3).