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Parasitic duodenitis.

Abstract

Sixty-two patients presenting with upper abdominal pain of the non-ulcer dyspepsia type, and radiological signs of duodenitis, were investigated for parasites; biopsies of the duodenum were performed, both by capsule and by endoscopy. The findings were compared with a group of 18 healthy controls with and without parasites. The group of 36 patients with parasites showed a significant degree of inflammatory infiltrate compared to the non-parasitized patients and to the control group.

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M Corachan, H A Oomen, F J Sutorius. 1981. Parasitic duodenitis.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0035-9203(81)90098-5

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