EDITOR—In their editorial Wise et al highlight the problems of the development of antibiotic resistant bacteria and outline several strategies to combat this problem.1 We propose another option: the use of fly larvae (maggots) to treat infected or necrotic wounds. This technique was described in detail in the medical press in the early part of this century …
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