Kenney M, Eveland L K, Yermakov V, Kassouny D Y
Am J Clin Pathol. 1976 Nov;66(5):786-91. doi: 10.1093/ajcp/66.5.786.
Dipterous larvae were found in the appendices from two postmortem examinations. The single maggot in the first case was not immediately identified in the sections. However, when the posterior end of the larva was recovered from the unsectioned portion of the appendix, it was identified as a maggot of the genus Sarcophaga. The first case was believed to be a case of "pseudomyiasis,+ i.e., the accidental entrapment of a swallowed larva passing through the digestive tract. In the second case, the appendix contained numerous larvae with great variation in sizes and stages of development of the mouth hooks, pharyngeal sclerites, and spiracular breathing plates. Such development was considered to have occurred within the intestinal tract, which indicated that this was a case of true intestinal myiasis.
在两次尸检的阑尾中发现了双翅目幼虫。第一例中的单个蛆虫在切片中未立即识别出来。然而，当从阑尾未切片部分找到幼虫后端时，它被鉴定为麻蝇属的蛆虫。第一例被认为是“假性蝇蛆病”，即吞食的幼虫意外被困在消化道中。在第二例中，阑尾中有许多幼虫，口钩、咽骨片和气门呼吸板的大小和发育阶段差异很大。这种发育被认为发生在肠道内，这表明这是一例真正的肠道蝇蛆病。
