Fascioliasis
Common Name(s)
Fascioliasis
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Scientific Literature
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The terms "Fascioliasis" returned 92 free, full-text research articles on human participants.
First 3 results:
Journal: Korean J. Parasitol.. 2017 Feb;55(1):55-60.
Fascioliasis is a foodborne zoonotic parasitic disease. We report 4 cases occurring in the same family, in whom diagnosis of acute fascioliasis was established after series of tests. One case was hospitalized with fever, eosinophilia, and hepatic lesions. MRI showed hypodense changes ...
Journal:
Fascioliasis is a pathogenic disease transmitted by lymnaeid snails and recently emerging in humans, in part due to effects of climate changes, anthropogenic environment modifications, import/export and movements of livestock. South America is the continent presenting more human fascioliasis ...
Journal: Turk. J. Pediatr.. 2016 ;58(1):109-112.
Fasciolia spp. are common trematode infestations worldwide. Fasciolia spp. may lead to hepatic diseases in the acute phase and may cause biliary diseases in the chronic phase. In addition, Fasciolia spp. may rarely cause extrahepatic signs and symptoms. The clinical manifestations ...
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The terms "Fascioliasis" returned 8 free, full-text review articles on human participants.
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Journal: Biomed Res Int. 2015 ;2015():786195.
Zoonotic trematode infections are an area of the neglected tropical diseases that have become of major interest to global and public health due to their associated morbidity. Human fascioliasis is a trematode zoonosis of interest in public health. It affects approximately 50 million ...
Journal: Ger Med Sci. 2012 ;10():Doc10.
Biliary parasitosis is one of the important causes of biliary obstruction in endemic areas, however due to migration and travel the disease is known to occur in non endemic zones as well. The spectrum of biliary fascioliasis ranges from recurrent biliary colics to acute cholangitis. ...
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In Argentina, human fascioliasis has never been adequately analysed, although having a physiography, climate, animal prevalences and lymnaeids similar to those of countries where the disease is endemic such as Bolivia, Peru and Chile. We performed a literature search identifying 58 ...
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Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment
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