The topic Myiasis of the Genitourinary Tract you are seeking is a synonym, or alternative name, or is closely related to the medical condition Urogenital Myiasis.

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• Myiasis is primarily a skin disease caused by several species of parasitic fly larva (of taxonomic order Diptera). The fly larvae (maggots) cause disease in humans and other vertebrate animals by feeding on the tissues. The infection is usually characterized by a painful, itchy, boil-like skin lesion that contains the parasite within it
• Urogenital Myiasis is a form of myiasis involving the urinary and genital organs (in the urogenital region) due to parasitic infection of fly larvae. Myiasis of the Genitourinary Tract can affect both males and females, and is classified into the following two subtypes based on whether the infection is superficial (involving the skin layers) or deep-seated (involving the organs):
  • External Urogenital Myiasis: It is a form of cutaneous myiasis with involvement of the skin and subcutaneous layers of the pelvic region. It is similar in presentation to furuncular myiasis or wound myiasis
  • Internal Urogenital Myiasis: It is described as an accidental myiasis where involvement of internal urogenital organs, such as the kidneys, urinary bladder, and reproductive organs, occurs from larval infestation
• Urogenital Myiasis can cause tissue destruction and serious complications, if not immediately addressed. Management of the condition involves removal of all larvae followed by surgical debridement of necrotic tissue, if necessary. The prognosis depends on its severity and type; mild cases have better prognosis than severe cases

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