Imported cutaneous larva migrans by a 31-year-old French woman after a travel in Gabon.

A 31-year-old French woman presented with typical cutaneous larva migrans following a 1-week visit to Gabon. Five days after her return to France, a serpiginous skin rash appeared on the anteromedial side of the left thigh (figure 1A). It had progressed for 1 week before consultation, and a contralateral lesion also appeared (figure 1B). Both lesions were itchy. The patient did not report other symptoms, such as asthenia, abdominal pain or intestinal disorder. Clinical examination did not reveal any other abnormalities. Biologically, there was no anaemia, …