Atlas of Ophthalmology

Moving Loa Loa Worm in Subconjunctival Space

Moving Loa Loa Worm in Subconjunctival Space
Loa loa is a subcutaneous filarial parasite of man and is transmitted to humans by chrysops flies. The patient presented with foreign body sensation. On examination, the transparent worm moves underneath the conjunctiva. With topical anesthesia, the complete worm was removed surgically.
Ngounou, Faustin, M.D., Presbyterian Eye Services, ACHA, BAFOUSSAM, CAMEROON, CENTRAL AFRICA; Rajesh, Patel, M.D., Presbyterian Eye Services, ACHA, BAFOUSSAM, CAMEROON, CENTRAL AFRICA; Nchifor, Alice , M.D., Presbyterian Eye Services, ACHA, BAFOUSSAM, CAMEROON, CENTRAL AFRICA; James, Tamon , M.D., Presbyterian Eye Services, ACHA, BAFOUSSAM, CAMEROON, CENTRAL AFRICA
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