Abstract
Hookworm-related cutaneous larva migrans occurs in endemic areas but also amongst travelers. Although this disease usually presents as a single pruritic raised erythematous track, misleading clinical presentations are not uncommon. This particularly extensive, follicular presentation of larva migrans should warn clinicians about atypical forms of this emerging tropical disease.
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