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... fish containing the larval stage of this worm . Disease . Larva Migrans of Gnathostoma spinigerum Gnathostomiasis . Life Cycle . The adult worm in fish - eating mammals is a large reddish nema- tode , male 11-25 mm and female 25-54 mm ...
... fish containing the larval stage of this worm . Disease . Larva Migrans of Gnathostoma spinigerum Gnathostomiasis . Life Cycle . The adult worm in fish - eating mammals is a large reddish nema- tode , male 11-25 mm and female 25-54 mm ...
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... fish . When raw or imperfectly cooked fish is eaten by the definitive host , the metacercaria escapes from the cyst and develops into an adult worm in about a week . Epidemiology . This parasite is found in Egypt particularly the lower ...
... fish . When raw or imperfectly cooked fish is eaten by the definitive host , the metacercaria escapes from the cyst and develops into an adult worm in about a week . Epidemiology . This parasite is found in Egypt particularly the lower ...
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... fish , amphibians , and plants are possible sources of infec- tion . In endemic areas raw or insufficiently cooked snails or fresh - water fish should not be eaten . Drinking water also should be boiled . An example of this group is ...
... fish , amphibians , and plants are possible sources of infec- tion . In endemic areas raw or insufficiently cooked snails or fresh - water fish should not be eaten . Drinking water also should be boiled . An example of this group is ...
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General Parasitology | 1 |
The Parasitic Protozoa 13233 | 13 |
The Intestinal and Atrial Protozoa of Man | 17 |
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abdominal active acute adult worms Africa America animals appear areas become bite blood body cause cells chronic clinical common containing cycle cysts cytoplasm definitive depends develop diagnosis disease distribution dogs drug early effective eggs endemic examination feces female fever fish flies fluid followed frequently give given glands head hepatic hookworm human immunity important incidence increased infection ingested intermediate hosts intestinal jejunum larvae lateral lesions less liver living malaria male material mature method microfilariae migrate months mosquitoes mouth mucosa muscles natural occasionally occur organs pain parasite pass patients period persons positive posterior present produce protection pupa rarely reaction removal reported require resistance schistosomiasis severe skin snail soil South species stage stool strains symptoms tion tissues treatment trophozoites usually varies various vectors ventral wall weeks