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Outbreak of caterpillar dermatitis caused by airborne hairs of the mistletoe browntail moth (Euproctis edwardsi)

Caterpillars may be an under‐recognised cause of skin and eye reactions. We report a four‐month outbreak of recurrent papulourticarial rash among staff and visitors at a community centre. The cause was eventually diagnosed as airborne hairs from caterpillars of the mistletoe browntail moth (Euproctis edwardsi), which infested a eucalypt tree growing in front of the centre. To our knowledge, this is the first clear case of airborne caterpillar hairs causing dermatitis in an indoor environment.