Craig and Faust's Clinical Parasitology |
Contents
The Parasite and Its Environment | 3 |
The Epidemiology and Geographical Distribution of Human Diseases Caused by Animal Parasites 10 00 | 10 |
Nomenclatural Aspects of Animal Species Responsible for Human Disease | 19 |
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abdominal abscess acute adult worms Africa amebae amebiasis amebic Amer animals arthropods Ascaris blood body Brazil cavity cells cent cercariae chromatin clinical cruzi cutaneous cycle cyst cytoplasm develop Diagnosis disease dogs dorsal drug eggs endemic endemic areas Entamoeba Entamoeba histolytica eosinophilia epidemic Epidemiology falciparum Faust feces female fever filaria filariasis fleas flies fluke forms gametocytes genital genus glands histolytica Hlth hookworm human infection hydatid important ingestion intermediate hosts intestinal larvae Leishmania lesions liver lungs lymph malaria male mammals mansoni mature membrane microfilariae microgametocyte microns migrate mite Morphology mosquito mouth mucosa nematode occurs organism pair papillae parasite Parasitol pathogenic patients Plasmodium posterior produce proglottids Protozoa rats reported reservoir Rickettsia rodents Schistosoma schizonts segments skin snails species stage stools strains Studies sucker symptoms Taenia tapeworm ticks tion tissues toxic Trans treatment trematode trophozoites tropical trypanosome typhus typically usually uterus vector ventral Virus vivax