Disseminated Armillifer Infection in Humans: A Rare Entity

Armillifer parasites, belonging to the Pentastomida subclass, are commonly known cause infection in animals, particularly reptiles. Although rare, cases of humans have been reported. Most asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic, with severe presentations being uncommon. Symptoms can vary depending on whether nymph is encysted actively dying, leading immune-mediated reactions. Diagnostic imaging findings be characteristic infection. We present case a 61-year-old male from West Africa history snake consumption, who presented night sweats, fevers, and chills, consistent disseminated