Filament formation associated with spirochetal infection: a comparative approach to Morgellons disease

Overview of attention for article published in Clinical, Cosmetic and Investigational Dermatology, November 2011

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RT @RealMorgellons: @altintozuyum @temhamuzaffer @GuzinAblanizzzz Figure 3 Morgellons fibers at 100× magnification. Note floral-shaped fibe…

@altintozuyum @temhamuzaffer @GuzinAblanizzzz Figure 3 Morgellons fibers at 100× magnification. Note floral-shaped fibers on external surface (top) and pavement epithelium on internal surface (bottom) of epidermal section. https://t.co/E2qUmyr2iz

RT @TheCEHF: Last heard, dogs & cows aren't delusional just because fibers were found growing under their skin. So, why are human #Morgell…

RT @TheCEHF: Last heard, dogs & cows aren't delusional just because fibers were found growing under their skin. So, why are human #Morgell…

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