Abstract
Abstract Self-inflicting injuries are common among special children. One of the complications is Oral Myiasis. 11 yr old spastic female reported with pain and swelling in palatal region due to trauma from wooden stick. Oral examination revealed, an ulcerated lesion measuring about 2 cm × 1 cm in relation to 11 and 12. 4 live maggots were removed from the ulcerated wound which after entomological examination was reported as Chrysomya Bezziana. Uniqueness of the case This case describes a non-invasive management of Oral myiasis in a special child with poor socioeconomic condition which demanded out-patient care which was clinically effective and affordable.
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