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Paolo Gigante1, Gabriele Arcari1,2, Donatella Ossola3

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ASM Case Reports
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A rare case of Ignatzschineria larvae infection in an elderly patient with myiasis highlights the importance of advanced techniques like 16S rRNA sequencing for identifying unusual bacterial pathogens when standard methods fail.

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