PMC4298879_01
Cutaneous larva migrans. Characteristic serpiginous erythematous tracks on the hand vesiculation and crusting are seen (volar and dorsal view)
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F1
She revealed a 3 weeks history of intensely pruritic edematous, serpiginous tracts on her right hand. Small vesicles and hemorrhagic bullae had developed, gradually appearing a few days after the appearance of the first lesion [Figure 1].
Cutaneous larva migrans. Histopathological findings of which showed severe eosinophilic spongiosis and cavities in upper layer of epidermis that contain eosinophil infiltration (H and E, x10, x40 [Insert])
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F2
In the dermis, there was a mixed inflammatory infiltrate with numerous eosinophils  [Figure 2].
Cutaneous larva migrans. After 3 weeks - follow-up, linear and serpiginous skin lesions which were treated with albendazole 400 mg/day for 5 days
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F3
No further relapses occurred during the 2 months follow-up  [Figure 3].