Tropical Diseases: A Handbook for Practitioners |
Contents
American trypanosomiasis Chagas disease | 35 |
5 | 42 |
Part II | 63 |
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abscess acute adult worms Africa amastigote America amoebiasis amoebic anaemia antibody areas bacterial BIBLIOGRAPHY biopsy blood bowel Cahill cause cells cent Chagas characteristic chloroquine cholera chronic Clinical features clinician common cutaneous cutaneous leishmaniasis cycle cyst develop diarrhoea dosage dose drug echinococcosis effective eggs emetine endemic eosinophilia evidence exposure faeces falciparum filarial filariasis fluid frequently haemorrhage hepatic histological histolytica hookworm host human hydatid disease immunity immunological incubation period infection infiltration ingested initial inoculation intestinal kala-azar larvae leishmaniasis leprae lepromatous leprosy lesions liver loiasis major malaria manifestations mansoni microfilariae mucosa nodules occasionally occur ocular oedema onchocerciasis organism parasite pathological changes Pathological features patients phase physician Pyrimethamine rarely reaction regimen reinfection rickettsioses rupture schistosomal schistosomiasis schizont secondary serological skin smallpox stool examination surgical symptoms temperate climates tests therapy tion tissue toxoplasmosis travellers treatment trophozoites Tropical Diseases trypanosomes trypanosomiasis tuberculoid ulcer usually vaccination vectors virus yaws yellow fever