Maggots are fucking gross they make my stomach turn, I'd rather piss shards of broken glass than to be infested with maggots.... Myiasis is the subject of the first installment of a new project im working on called 'Nightmare Fuel'.

We will see how this one goes and if people like it I'll make more, if people don't like then I wont.

maggot gif

heres some more videos of people infested with maggots

Case reports

41 years old female resident in Brazil, with history of psychiatric disorders, who lived with her 73 year old father and her husband, a known alcoholic with history of physical violence to both father-in-law and wife.

She suffered a knife injury to the 2nd finger of the left hand, and was not able to seek immediate medical care; instead a handkerchief was used to control the bleeding and cover the wound. Six months after, neighbours were warned by a strong odour emitting from the finger, and took the patient to seek medical care.

She was presented to the Emergency Department (ED) with a large area of finger necrosis and amputation, associated with cellulitis extending from the finger's base to the hand; at naked eye, one could observe the live larvae infesting the healthy tissue in drilled pocket-like holes under the skin (Fig. 1). In face of such an advanced lesion, asphyxiation or pharmacologic treatment alone would not suffice, and prompt treatment was conducted – broad-spectrum antibiotics and tetanic prophylaxis were initiated, and she was submitted to extended surgical resection (metacarpophalangeal disarticulation) and mechanical removal of 132 live larvae. Entomological study (morphological study) determined it to be Cochliomyia hominivorax (Diptera: Calliphoridae) – New World Screworm (NWS) – larvae. Besides infestation treatment, the socio-economic problems were identified and conducted to the proper social services.

A 52-year-old man presented with bilateral foot pain worsening on the left preventing him from ambulating. He recalled developing frostbite of all ten toes 4-5 months prior to admission, when at that time, he was admitted to a local hospital and underwent right transmetatarsal amputation but did not follow-up with his wound care. The patient was homeless and dwelled in shelters and abandoned houses. He reported developing erythema, tenderness and swelling of his left foot; however, he did not seek medical attention because he otherwise felt “ok.” He reported seeing maggots on the left foot but stated that “the maggots are fine, they are cleaning it out.” He denied fever, chills, nausea, vomiting, or lightheadedness. On physical examination, the patient's vital signs were normal except for mild tachycardia, which immediately resolved with one bolus of intravenous normal saline. His left foot (Figures 1 and 2) revealed severe skin ulceration extending to the mid-foot, exposing all phalangeal bones, and many colonies of maggots. There was surrounding erythema, swelling, tenderness and malodor, but otherwise clean margins with no necrotic tissue or purulence. Left peripheral pulses were normal at the dorsal pedis. Laboratory tests revealed no leukocytosis, lactic acidosis, and negative serial blood cultures. Imaging revealed acute on chronic osteomyelitis of left foot. The patient underwent an uncomplicated left below knee amputation and revision of previous right transmetatarsal amputation. He was discharged to rehabilitation but has not adhered to outpatient wound follow-up.

An 80 years-old female patient was brought to Accident & Emergency Department of a hospital in southern Poland by ambulance, presenting with a large ulcerative lesion covering most of the right side of her face and the nose. The wound was approximately 15x12 cm and encompassed the right eye socket with missing eye bulb; one could see moving maggots surrounded by liquefied tissues. The patient was in poor general status, not able to move and with very little mental contact, severely dehydrated with yellowish skin colour and visibly malnourished and hygienically neglected

The patient was found by accident during a police intervention in a flat inhabited by her alcoholic son. By accounts of her son, she was recently bedridden and an ulcerating lesion on her face was possibly noted many months before. There was no medical care sought and the sanitary conditions in the living quarters were very poor.

A 60-year-old male, smoker, and alcoholic patient with OSCC, who refused initial cancer treatment and sought hospital care with an extensive facial lesion and approximately 150 larvae in the extraoral region. The treatment was given through the administration of 6 mg of Ivermectin associated with the surgical removal of the larvae. Subsequently, palliative chemotherapy began.

44-year-old man diagnosed with invasive oral squamous cell carcinoma. The treatment consisted of manual removal of the larvae and cleaning with aqueous chlorhexidin. The patient's management was antisepsis, larval removal, and general care, performed weekly. The patient died 2 months later.

After a minor motor vehicle accident, police brought a 75-year-old man to the emergency room because he was observed to have a large cranial lesion. Examination revealed a 15 x 17 cm frontal bone defect with eroded frontal dura, exposed cortex, and massive cortical maggot infestation.

The patient was empirically treated with intravenous antibiotics for meningitis. Maggots (Phaenicia sericata, or the green bottle fly) were removed by suction, attrition, and gentle contact exposure to a mild bleach solution. Biopsy of the scalp and cranium revealed angiosarcoma, for which operative treatment was refused. The patient was transferred to a skilled nursing facility for palliative care where he died 3 months later.

43-year old homeless alcoholic male had gangrene of the scrotum and penis, urethro-cutaneous urinary fistula with numerous live and motile larvae on the surfaces. In both patients, some larvae were removed and sent to the lab for identification. The larvae were identified as maggots of the fly Luciliasericata. Antibiotic therapy, disinfection, and debridement with sterile covering of the wound were used. RESULTS For both patients, complex treatment of myiasis was successful, and patient recovered without parasitic consequences

Patient 73 years old, born in São Paulo. He reported an ulcerated lesion on the penis for eight months with progression in size during the period and also local pain and left inguinal nodulation. The main comorbidities were diabetes mellitus, hypertension, varicose ulcers in both lower limbs and obesity. There was no family history of neoplastic disease. The patient underwent incisional biopsy of the penile lesion. The diagnosis was invasive squamous cell carcinoma

After chest X-ray and computed tomography of the abdomen and pelvis, he was clinically staged as EcT2cN2M0. The proposal was partial amputation of the penis. While the patient waited to be called for surgery, he presented himself at the emergency room, with local bleeding and larvae emerging from the lesion. On the same date, he underwent treatment of penile squamous cell carcinoma and myiasis through partial penectomy

The anatomopathological report showed a squamous cell carcinoma of 6.0 × 4.4 × 3.3 cm, moderately differentiated infiltrating the glans, foreskin and balanoprepucial groove. Absence of infiltration of the cavernous and spongy body. There were free surgical margins. He evolved without dehiscence or infection of the postoperative wound, being discharged on the second postoperative day and receiving an outpatient orientation after antimicrobial treatment with clindamycin for ten days for scheduling bilateral inguinal lymphadenectomy

a 67-year-old homeless woman with hearing impairment who is living in extremely poor sanitary conditions and was taken by a friend to the gynecology service of a public hospital from Cali, Colombia. The patient presented with a clinical picture of undetermined onset, consisting of ulcerated lesions in the vulvar region, tenderness, and multiple larvae coming out of her vagina (Figure 1). Obstetric and gynecologic history was unknown. On physical examination, she had an edematous vulva, with multiple live maggots in the vulvar vestibule. After initial extraction of maggots, necrotic tissue, edema, friable tissue, and erythema was evident in the vulvar region and introitus.

She was admitted to the hospital for management and for investigation. She was initially evaluated by the gynecology team, and direct examination revealed multiple larvae in the vulvar vestibule and introitus. She was also evaluated by a multidisciplinary team, including clinical nutrition and psychiatry and was tested for other infections. During her stay, she was diagnosed with HIV, syphilis, and schizophrenia.

Although several larvae were extracted, no specimen was sent for larval species identification. Identifying the species may not change the treatment but is important to understand the epidemiology of local urogenital myiasis. It has been recommended that at least one maggot should be sent to the laboratory for identification of the species for epidemiologic purposes

An 85-year-old female patient was admitted to the Department of Ophthalmology, Dicle University Faculty of Medicine, with the complaint of a wound in her right eye for over 1 year. Larvae had been in the same eye for 1 week. The patient had a history of an acne-like lesion for 7 years in her lower eyelid, which had been excised 2 years previously in another clinic. One year after excision it had recurred in the same region. Despite all our attempts, we could not obtain the documents on the patient's initial surgery.

The clinical examination showed no light perception in her right eye; the eyelid was thickened and there was a necrotic, loose tissue lesion 3×4 cm in diameter, invading inferiorly into the upper side of the maxilla, superiorly to the roof of the orbita, medially to the lateral part of the nose, and laterally to the ossa zygomatica (Figure 1).The conjunctiva was hyperemic, the cornea was cloudy, the iris was normal, pupils were normal, and light responses were absent. There was a cataract in the lens of the right eye and the fundus could not be examined.

Light-sensitive and motile larvae were detected in the lesion. With forceps, 71 larvae were extracted from the lesion within 48 hours (Figure 2). The larvae had 12 segments and were 8–15 mm in length. By parasitological examination, it was determined that the larvae were in the third developmental phase of Hypoderma bovis, a member of the Oestridae family.

Visual acuity in the patient's left eye was 2/200 and intraocular pressure was 15 mm Hg. Anterior segment findings were normal except for an inferiorly dislocated lens with cataract. By ultrasound, both globes were evaluated as normal. A 3×4 cm-diameter solid mass with heterogeneous density filled the right maxillary sinus, and superiorly reached the nasal bone and medial rectus muscle. The impaired bone structure in the right eye was detected by computed tomography (CT). No escaped larvae were detected in the CT scan. The ocular bulbus, retrobulbar space, extraocular muscles and optic nerve were normal in the left eye. No intracranial invasion was found by CT. No metastasis was detected in other examinations.

Orbital exenteration, total maxillectomy and graft repair were conducted in the right eye. Pathological examination confirmed basal cell carcinoma. During the six-month period of follow-up, orbital tomography and clinical examinations were performed, and the patient was examined and evaluated for recurrence and metastasis.

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Bonus

There is a HIDDEN Marsey somewhere in the video, the first user to posts a screen shot of the hidden Marsey in the comments will win 1,000 Mbux..

If the winner is also a member of

!Memento_mori or a follower I'll double the prize and give them 2,000.

if the winner is a member and a follower I'll give them 3,000 Mbux!

Note: the marsey at the end of the video is NOT the hidden Marsey

Now there is more to find and more to win!

Along with Marsey I've add 5 more hidden WPD related things for you to find each one will be worth 500 coins or mbux (which ever I have at the time) and each prize will be increased to 750 if the winner is a !Memento_mori member and to 1000 if the winner is also a follower!

the 5 new characters to look for are in the pictur below.

sources

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6074300/

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1067251613001944

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S187603411730014X

https://shmabstracts.org/abstract/worked-to-the-bone-a-severe-unusual-case-of-wound-myiasis/

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2210261220303151

https://www.wjomi.com/article2.html

https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Extensive-myiasis-infestation-over-a-squamous-cell-Gabriel-Marinho/d7349da6848c17bcec7358c5605262dfa7259dee

https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/A-Case-of-Extensive-Wound-Myiasis-Caused-by-Lucilia-Demirel-Kaya-Orkun/7f5e18d57f2b560ef77ed456680dd6f910b31e2b

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17621006/

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S187603411730014X

https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Unusual-presentation-of-the-urogenital-myiasis-by-Nagy/052c6c41b260911dfc430bc81efa217f80355a66

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2214442020302990

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1201971222003563

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3255963/

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0021515503000777

https://shmabstracts.org/abstract/worked-to-the-bone-a-severe-unusual-case-of-wound-myiasis/

Aftermath:

Govardhan, India

August 19, 2023

A 5-year-old boy died in Mathura's Govardhan after he was brutally thrashed and tossed to the ground by a man dressed as a seer. CCTV footage purportedly showing the accused grabbing the child's leg and hurling him to the floor on a pilgrimage route surfaced on Sunday and is being widely circulated on social media.

The child, whose father runs a small store, was playing outside his house near Radhakund Community Centre when the man suddenly went after him.

The boy died on the spot after being smashed twice onto the ground. Local residents immediately caught the man and assaulted him. Police later took him away.

Police said the incident took place on Saturday evening and the man has been identified as Omprakash, 52, a resident of Bhind district in Madhya Pradesh. The motive for the attack is not known yet, police added.

SP (rural), Trigun Bisen, said on Sunday, "An FIR was registered under IPC section 302 (murder) following a complaint by the victim's father. Local intelligence unit will verify statements of those who witnessed the crime. The accused was beaten up by local residents and is undergoing medical treatment and action will be taken soon."

Locals claimed that Omprakash was perhaps performing 'Saptkosi Yatra' in which a pilgrim visits different religious places in Mathura and Vrindavan, usually on foot.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/agra/5-year-old-dies-after-man-dressed-as-seer-smashes-him-to-ground-in-mathuras-govardhan/articleshow/102883939.cms

A 24-year-old firefighter met his untimely demise in the line of duty while trying to save a woman from jumping off a building in China.

Source:

https://stomp.straitstimes.com/singapore-seen/firefighter-24-dies-while-trying-to-save-woman-from-jumping-off-building-in-china

idk if "other" is the right hole correct me

Im gettin a wpd marsey tanktop yippie

Thought I would share this comic series called "Crossed" incase some people haven't heard of it. The story follows survivors dealing with a pandemic that causes its victims to carry out their most evil thoughts. Carriers of the virus are generally known as the "Crossed" due to a large, cross-like rash that appears on their faces – other names include "cross-faces" and "plus-faces". This contagion is primarily spread through bodily fluids, which the Crossed have used to great effect by treating their weapons with their fluids, as well as through other forms of direct fluidic contact such as rape and bites, assuming the victim lives long enough to turn. A major difference between the Crossed and other fictional zombie or insanity-virus epidemics (e.g., in the film 28 Days Later) is that while the Crossed are turned into homicidal violent psychopaths, they still retain a basic human-level of intelligence: thus, they are still capable of using tools and weapons, driving motor vehicles, setting complex traps, and other actions. It is occasionally noted in the series that a Crossed retains any skills they had prior to their infection; most simply lack the patience or sanity to do anything not immediately related to their vicious impulses.

BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — Paraguay's prosecutor of organized crime and drug trafficking cases was slain Tuesday by gunmen on a Colombian beach as he honeymooned with his new wife, who said the attackers came on a jet ski or small boat.

Prosecutor Marcelo Pecci married journalist Claudia Aguilera in April. Aguilera had recently shared photos on social media showing her and Pecci on the Barú peninsula in the Caribbean, south of the Colombian city of Cartagena.

Her final social media posting, hours before the attack, was a photo of herself and her husband with a pair of baby's shoes along with the message: “The best wedding gift ... the approaching life that is a testimony to the sweetest love.”

Aftermath:

Source:

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/paraguay-organized-crime-prosecutor-slain-213016960.html

National Road 4, Sangkat Choam Chao III, Khan Por Senchey, Phnom Penh

!fresh

These are how Azerbedjiani soldiers perform on the ground without drones, similar results as the first nagorno-karabkh war, billions ahead in budget, but at the end of the day your troops are shit lol.

KUALA LUMPUR: Firefighters are in the process of extracting the victims of a crash involving two military helicopters in Lumut today.

A spokesman for the Fire and Rescue Department said based on initial information, there were no survivors.

"There were 10 crew members in total. Based on preliminary information, there were no survivors.

"Firefighters are in the process of extracting the victims," a spokesperson told the New Straits Times.

The Malaysian Armed Forces helicopters were believed to have crashed in a mid-air collision over the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) base in Lumut this morning.

The helicopters, an Agusta Westland AW139 and a Eurcopter Fennec, had collided during a mid-air manoeuvre.

It is understood that both helicopters were undergoing formation training in conjunction with the Fleet Open Day scheduled to take place from May 3-5.

https://www.nst.com.my/news/nation/2024/04/1041473/lumut-helicopter-crash-no-survivors-says-fire-department-nsttv

!fresh

Bucaramanga, Ecuador

At the Chicamocha Clinic, due to the severity of the wounds caused by six gunshot wounds, Juan Carlos Casanova Ochoa, the merchant who was the victim of an attack perpetrated by a hitman in the popular workshop area known as Girardot, in the Granada neighborhood, died.

According to the initial report from the Bucaramanga Metropolitan Police, the attack occurred around 8:25 in the morning on Tuesday, April 23, on 26th Street and 11th Street. The death of the attacked man was reported around noon.

The victim, 46 years old, was a merchant, money lender and owner of a business selling spare parts, he lived in the Cabecera del Llano neighborhood in Bucaramanga. As a particular piece of information, the man had a record of qualified theft in 2013.

Witnesses stated that while he was in his business, outside the Repuestos Casanova establishment, repairing a rim on a tire, two individuals on a motorcycle arrived at the scene and without saying a word fired a firearm, shot him several times and began the attack. flight.

“He had six gunshot wounds in different parts of his body, some of them with entry and exit holes,” stated a Police report.

Juan Carlos Casanova Ochoa was transferred to the Chicamocha Clinic and while receiving medical attention he died due to the severity of his injuries.

The Technical Investigation Corps of the Prosecutor's Office, CTI, and the Police Investigation Section, Sijin, remained at the scene of the events for several hours carrying out the first investigations, collecting videos and versions of witnesses.

"According to the information provided by family members, he was the owner of the business name Repuestos Casanova, and in the same way he lent money only to people he knew. We analyzed the version if behind his death there would be a threat of payment of an economic debt, but “This is a matter of investigation,” a police source assured Vanguardia.

https://qhubobucaramanga.com/judicial/179078-murio-juan-carlos-casanova-el-comerciante-baleado-en-el-barrio-girardot-de-bucaramangaa

Original video:

Tukwila, Washington, United States

Seattle police released new bodycam video Friday evening that shows the moments leading up to officers fatally shooting a suspected child predator at a Tukwila hotel earlier this week.

Seattle Police Department (SPD) Chief Adrian Diaz said the 67-year-old child predator suspect arrived at the DoubleTree Suites hotel around 3:13 p.m. on Wednesday under the impression that he was meeting two young girls, ages 7 and 11.

However, unbeknownst to the suspect, multiple SPD officers with the Washington State Internet Crimes Against Children Taskforce were undercover and waiting to arrest the man.

The newly released video shows the officers opening the door for the man, who immediately flashed a gun. A scuffle then occurred before police ultimately fatally shot the man. The man was later pronounced dead at the scene, according to police.

Officials at the scene said a Seattle officer was grazed by a bullet on their leg during the shootout with the man.

https://komonews.com/news/local/child-predator-suspect-67-year-old-man-seattle-police-department-spd-tukwila-doubletree-suites-hotel-washington-state-internet-crimes-against-children-taskforce-7-11-spd-adrian-diaz-scuffle-data-shootout-gun-violence-bodycam-footage-sexual-exploitation

WOMAN IS WANTED BY POLICE AFTER STABBING MAN INSIDE BAR IN MONTES CLAROS

Confusion was recorded by a security camera. The 38-year-old suspect broke into the bar and attacked the man from behind. There were several knife blows to the victim. Witnesses said the suspect acted out of revenge after the victim attacked her daughter.