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Cutaneous larva migrans associated with water shoe use.

J R Swanson, J L Melton
Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology : JEADV 1998 May
It has been long suspected that footwear is protective against cutaneous larva migrans. This case report describes a woman who developed cutaneous larva migrans despite wearing 'protective' footwear. We forward a hypothesis by which recently popular water shoes may actually be conducive to the development of cutaneous larva migrans rather than having a protective function.

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