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Blastocystis hominis
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Blastocystis hominis
a cause of diarrhea in the great apes.
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of patients Final diagnosis Serologic diagnosis Direct diagnosis Filaria Infection 45 18 Schistosoma Infection 17 20 Hookworm Infection 36 Trichuris Infection 18 Ascaris Infection 9 Strongyloides Infection 5 Fasciola Infection 2 Enterobius Infection 1 Blastocystis Infection 4 Note: Table made from bar graph.
Helminth-related eosinophilia in African immigrants, Gran Canaria by Perez-Arellano, Jose-Luis / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Illustrating this mechanism, Blastocystis hominis, a distinctly intestinal pathogen, has been found in synovial membranes of arthritic patients.
Relief for the digestive health market: with consumers now accepting ... by Zboraj, Marian / Nutraceuticals World
Stool leukocytes and culture were negative, but Blastocystis homin is was found on three consecutive ova and parasites tests.
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