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hel·min·thic

(hel-min'thik),
1. Helmintic.
2. Synonym(s): anthelmintic (1)
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helminthic

(hĕl-mĭn′thĭk)
adj.
1. Of or relating to parasitic worms.
2. Tending to expel worms; anthelmintic.
n.
An agent that expels or destroys parasitic worms; an anthelmintic.
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Protozoa were more commonly encountered as compared to of helminthic infections.
In examination of samples at first seeming disposition of this fecal samples were observed because in some time can with survey by non-armed eye some helminthic infection distinguished.
An Abattoir Survey of Liver and Lung Helminthic Infections in Local and Imported Sheep in Jordan.
One notable omission is the absence of discussion of emerging helminthic diseases, such as angiostrongyliasis, cysticercosis, alveolar echinococcosis, and baylisascariasis.
However, it's not uncommon to find an increase in the total counts of eosinophils in helminthic infection [9,25,34,30,21,18,1].
DISCUSSION; No proper record maintained at village, block level of toilet constructed (1) now district administration seek monitoring to prevent habit of field defecation (2) as helminthic infestation is 80% as compare to Khargone and chatarpur (3) districts 15%.
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