10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STRONGYLOIDOSIS»
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strongyloidosis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
strongyloidosis and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Oxford Textbook of Zoonoses: Biology, Clinical Practice, and ...
Successful treatment of disseminated strongyloidosis. Med. I. Aus., 157: 331I32.
De Kaminsky, R.G. (1993). Evaluation of three methods for laboratory diagnosis
of Strongyloides stercoralis infection. I. Parasitol., 79: 277I80. Forbes, W.M. ...
2
Bulletin of the Veterinary Institute in Pulawy
Discussion Our results indicate that the experimental strongyloidosis produced
by a dose of 105 of S. papillosus L3 caused a 57% mortality of sheep between 24
and 35 days of infection. The survived sheep showed lower body weight gains in
...
3
Clinical Microbiology: Quality in Laboratory Diagnosis
Disseminated strongyloidosis is often complicated by infections caused by gut
flora that cross the intestinal barrier with the invading filariform larvae. Up to 45%
of systemic strongyloidosis cases are complicated by gram-negative septicemia ...
Charles W. Stratton, 2012
Strongyloidosis has been reported in most countries throughout theworld.5 The
overall economic importance of the disease is not usually very great.
Strongyloides westeri infects thesmallintestineof horses. Infection is acquired by
ingestion or ...
Danny W. Scott, William H. Miller Jr., 2010
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Encyclopedia of Parasitology: A-M
Strongyloidosis,. Animals. Pathology Ruminants -^•Strongyloides papillosus
occurs in cattle, sheep, and goats. This nematode lives in tunnels within the
epithelium of the villi of the anterior part of the small intestine. Severe infections
cause ...
6
Diarrhoeal Diseases Research
Opportunistic strongyloidosis including the syndrome of hyper- infection, occur
most often in patients with T- lymphocyte impairment. Sporadic cases have been
reported in patients with lymphoma and chronic lymphoid leukaemia (6).
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Encyclopedic Reference of Parasitology: Biology, Structure, ...
1 (page 589). Disease ?Strongyloidosis, Animals (Vol. 2). Strongyloides ransomi
?Strongyloidosis, Animals (Vol. 2). Strongyloides stercoralis ?Strongyloidosis,
Animals (Vol.2), ?Strongyloidiasis, Man (Vol. 2) Strongylus vulgaris ?Nematodes.
Heinz Mehlhorn, Philip M. Armstrong, 2001
Opportunistic strongyloidosis including the syndrome of hyper- infection, occur
most often in patients with T- lymphocyte impairment. Sporadic cases have been
reported in patients with lymphoma and chronic lymphoid leukaemia (6).
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Diagnostic Radiology : Gastrointestinal and Hepatobiliary ...
Blurred thick folds due to increased secretion is seen in giardiasis, while
ulceration with thick folds and stenosis is seen in strongyloidosis. In
strongyloidosis, in addition, there are ulcerations and luminal narrowing involving
antrum, bulbar and ...
Strongyloidosis. Strongyloides papillosus is a nematode parasite of ruminants
normally associated with gastrointestinal parasitism. It is discussed in more detail
in Chapter 10 in the section on nematode gastroenteritis. However, there were ...
Mary C. Smith, David M. Sherman, 2011
