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Volume 9, Number 8, August 2003 Severe Tungiasis in Underprivileged Communities: Case Series from BrazilHermann Feldmeier,* Margit Eisele,* Rômulo César Sabóia-Moura,† and
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Figure 5. Fourth toe of a 50-year-old women. The nail is lifted up by a lesion. An abcess has formed near the nail wall, and the toe is distorted because of intense edema. |
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