[A case of dioctophymosis (Dioctophyme renale) in a girl from Arkhangelsk].
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[Report on a case of Dioctophyma renale infection].
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[The finding of the eggs of the nematode Eustrongylides excisus in true sturgeons of the Caspian Sea].
The finding of eggs of the nematode Eustrongylides excisus has been reported from true sturgeons of the Caspian Sea. The nematode is in the capsule with an opening into the cavity of the alimentary canal. In addition to birds, true sturgeons are expected to be under certain conditions definitive hosts of this nematode.
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[Soboliphyme jamesoni n. sp., a curious nematode parasite of California shrews].
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[A case of canine dioctophymosis in the department of Landes].
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[Parasitism by Dioctophyma renale in the department of Loire-Inférieure].
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[Observation of a case of human parasitic infestation by Dioctophyma renale in Bulgaria].
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[1st Bulgarian case of Dioctophyma renalis parasitosis].
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DIOCTOPHYMA RENALE INFECTION IN A DOG.
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[INTERPRETATION OF THE DEVELOPMENTAL CYCLE OF DIOCTOPHYMA RENALE].
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[ON DIOCTOPHYMA RENALE AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE INSIGHT INTO INFECTION CAUSED BY IT].
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Incidence of canine dioctophymiasis (giant kidney worm infection) with a summary of cases in North America.
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The giant kidney worm (Dioctophyma renale) in mink in Maine; with a summary of recent North American records.
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[The occurrence of dioctophymosis in dogs from Municipality of Cachoeiro do Itapemirim in the State of Espírito Santo, Brazil, from May to December of 2004].
Dioctophyma renale is frequently observed in dogs from rural areas. From a total of 67 necropsies carried out from May to December of 2004, 56 were dogs, which came from the minicipality of Cachoeiro do Itapemirim, two animals parasited for D. renale. In one of these animals in a mass of epiplon a nematode female of 15 cm of length was found in ectopic position. The right kidney was atrophic and with the presence of 2 females (58 and 50 cm) and 2 males (21 cm each). In the second animal, the kidneys were morphologically different. The left kidney was presented hypertrophic, while right kidney was observed a female with 45 cm. The recovered helminths were identified and fixed in AFA. During the ovariectomy of a dog of the same region a male nematode of approximately 20 cm was found in site the abdominal cavity. All of them were identified as D. renale.
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Eustrongylidiasis--a parasitic infection acquired by eating live minnows.
The objective of this study was to heighten physician awareness of eustrongylidiasis by investigating the epidemiology of this parasitic infection. The nematode Eustrongylides ignotus was recovered surgically from our patient, in whom eustrongylidiasis simulated acute appendicitis. The patient had consumed two live minnows obtained from Big Timber Creek of Belmawr, NJ. The authors determined the E ignotus infestation rate of free-living minnows at this creek. With this data, they approximate the probability of human infection with E ignotus after eating live minnows and attempt to evaluate the hypothesis that eating live minnows may lead to eustrongylidiasis.
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