Kishan Lal, Aged 72, Saraswati Enclave, Haryana 

Mr. Lal had sought medical attention for a severe case of myiasis, commonly known as maggot infestation, in his right foot. The infestation had persisted for approximately two weeks, causing severe damage and hindering his ability to walk comfortably. Upon a thorough examination, the medical team determined that the infection had developed as a result of improper treatment of an earlier open wound that Mr. Lal had sustained a few weeks prior. Inadequate wound care and unsanitary conditions had allowed housefly larvae to develop into maggots within the wound. 
After a careful assessment of the situation, the attending doctor proceeded to gently inspect Mr. Lal’s foot and instructed the nurse to remove the maggots with great care, avoiding any additional harm to the damaged skin. The nurse successfully eliminated the maggots and subsequently treated the wound with hydrogen peroxide. Once the maggots were removed, the medical team continued the treatment by applying Povidone Solution to the wound, followed by proper bandaging and thorough cleansing with swabs. The patient received instructions to maintain regular dressing changes and wound cleansing as part of his ongoing care regimen.