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Cutaneous larva migrans complicated by erythema multiforme.

Cutaneous larva migrans is an intensely pruritic serpiginous eruption caused by the dog or cat hookworm. Often, the disease is self-limiting and no other significant pathology develops; however, a significant localized inflammatory response to the nematode is extremely common. We present a case of cutaneous larva migrans in which a systemic inflammatory process ensued that was characteristic of erythema multiforme. We discuss possible mechanisms of this complication and review the literature.

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