Übersetzung für 'skin maggot fly' von Englisch nach Deutsch

skin maggot fly [Cordylobia anthropophaga]

Tumbufliege {f}entom.T

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fly maggot

Fliegenlarve {f}entom.

sheep maggot-fly [Lucilia sericata, syn.: Phaenicia sericata]

Schafschmeißfliege {f}entom.T

Goldfliege {f}entom.T

apple maggot fly [Rhagoletis pomonella, syn.: Spilographa pomonella, Trypeta pomonella, Zonosema pomonella]

Apfelfruchtfliege / Apfel-Fruchtfliege {f}entom.T

apple maggot (fly) [Rhagoletis pomonella, syn.: Spilographa pomonella, Trypeta pomonella, Zonosema pomonella]

Apfelfliege {f}entom.T

maggot

Made {f}entom.

maggot [archaic]

Marotte {f}

maggot therapy

Madentherapie {f}entom.med.

little maggot

Mädchen {n} [auch Mädlein] [kleine Made]entom.T

root maggot

Blumenfliege {f}entom.T

maggot-eaten {adj}

madig

cheese maggot [Piophila casei]

Käsewurm {m}entom.T

Larve {f} der Käsefliegeentom.

apple maggot [Rhagoletis pomonella]

Apfelfruchtfliege {f}entom.T

maggot debridement therapy <MDT>

biologisches Debridement {n} [Biochirurgie, Madentherapie]med.

rice stem maggot [Chlorops oryzae]

Made {f} der Reishalmfliegeentom.T

as mute as a maggot

stumm wie ein Fischidiom

maggot [rare] [fantastic idea, whim]

Grille {f} [fig.] [verrückte Idee]

maggot [larva of a dipterous insect]

Larve {f} [eines zweiflügeligen Insekts]zool.

rat-tailed maggot [larva of the dronefly Eristalis tenax]

Rattenschwanzlarve {f} [Larve der Mistbiene Eristalis tenax]entom.

• However, the maggots from the black blow fly are used in maggot therapy, a type of biotherapy involving the intentional introduction of live, disinfected maggots into the skin and soft tissue wound of a human or animal for the purpose of selectively cleaning out only the necrotic tissue to promote healing.
• Maggot therapy (also known as larval therapy) is a type of biotherapy involving the introduction of live, disinfected maggots (fly larvae) into non-healing skin and soft-tissue wounds of a human or other animal for the purpose of cleaning out the necrotic (dead) tissue within a wound (debridement), and disinfection.