Maggot therapy (MT) is the clinical application of living fly larvae for the treatment of non-healing wounds and wounds that require debridement. This systematized and expanded literature review is the first study to investigate MT through the conceptual and disciplinary framework of supply chain management. The review of 491 selected academic papers was expanded to include the grey literature and online information resources to construct a first-pass theory of the medicinal maggot supply chain. It shows that the literature to date has focused on isolated discussions of echelon-specific issues such as diet improvement and sterilization protocols in the production echelon, and the relative effectiveness of medicinal maggot application methods in the treatment echelon. There is little knowledge in the public domain regarding the transport and distribution of medicinal maggots, but existing supply chains for vaccines, blood and pathology specimens may provide learning and supply chain integration opportunities. Maggot therapy knowledge across the treatment echelon is generally substantive but there is still insufficient knowledge regarding patients' and health care providers' attitudes toward the therapy, and their experiences of receiving and administering MT. Moreover, there is no research concerned with the humane disposal of medicinal flies during production and after treatment.

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疗法的供应链：文献和实践的回顾。

got疗法（MT）是活蝇蝇幼虫在临床上的应用，可用于治疗未愈合的伤口和需要清创的伤口。这种系统化和扩展的文献综述是通过供应链管理的概念和学科框架来研究机器翻译的第一项研究。对491篇精选学术论文的审阅扩大到包括灰色文献和在线信息资源，以构建药用供应链的首过理论。它表明，迄今为止的文献集中在针对梯队特定问题的单独讨论，例如生产梯队中的饮食改善和灭菌方案，以及治疗梯队中药物me施用方法的相对有效性。在公共领域，关于的运输和分配的知识很少，但是现有的疫苗，血液和病理标本的供应链可能会提供学习和供应链整合的机会。整个治疗梯级的疗法知识通常是实质性的，但是关于患者和医疗保健提供者对疗法的态度以及他们接受和管理MT的经验仍然缺乏足够的知识。此外，还没有研究涉及生产过程中和治疗后人道处理药用蝇的研究。整个治疗梯级的疗法知识通常是实质性的，但是关于患者和医疗保健提供者对疗法的态度以及他们接受和管理MT的经验仍然缺乏足够的知识。此外，还没有研究涉及生产过程中和治疗后人道处理药用蝇的研究。整个治疗梯级的疗法知识通常是实质性的，但是关于患者和医疗保健提供者对疗法的态度以及他们接受和管理MT的经验仍然缺乏足够的知识。而且，还没有研究涉及生产过程中和治疗后人道处理药用蝇的研究。