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Understanding Cordylobia Anthropophaga Infestations: The 2026 Clinical Guide to Mango Worms
"This article provides clinical, diagnostic, and preventative information regarding cutaneous myiasis caused by the larvae of the Tumbu fly, commonly referred to as mango worms. It is intended for educational purposes and reflects 2026 veterinary and public health standards. Identifying the Lifecycle and Pathogenesis of Cordylobia Anthropophaga The term mango worm refers to the larval stage of the Tumbu fly, scientifically classified as Cordylobia anthropophaga. Unlike botflies that deposit eggs directly into the skin, the Tumbu fly deposits eggs in soil contaminated with urine or feces, or on damp clothing hung outdoors to dry. Upon contact w..."
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