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Ascaris lumbricoides in the lacrimal passage.
Ascariasis is caused by the roundworm, Ascaris lumbricoides. We report an additional case of live Ascaris lumbricoides removed from the lacrimal puncta of a 10-year-old boy.
Balasubramaniam M+5 more
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PERFORATION OF THE NORMAL INTESTINE BY AN ASCARIS LUMBRICOIDES. [PDF]
Louis C. Ager
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Bolus obstruction by Ascaris lumbricoides.
Seventy-three cases of obstruction due to a bolus of Ascaris worms are reviewed. The diagnosis was made on the basis either of a characteristic palpable mass or a characteristic radiographic appearance. In 67 cases conservative treatment was successful. Six patients came to surgery, 5 because of deterioration. There were no deaths. The need for careful
Wynne, J.M., Ellman, B.A.H.
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The Movements of the Adult Ascaris Lumbricoides
Abstract Deductions made from Makidono's (1956) observations of the movements of ascarids in the small intestine of man and from findings at surgical operations and post-mortem examinations of the positions of ascarids causing clinical disturbances have been used to build a concept of the behaviour of ascarids under normal and abnormal ...
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Background: Ascaris lumbricoides remains a significant public health concern, especially in settings with poor sanitation. Prevalence, transmission dynamics, and knowledge at the population level can inform the implementation of enhanced control.
Mohammed Jasim Shakir
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A Case of Suppression of Urine Apparently Due to Ascaris Lumbricoides [PDF]
Vander Bogert
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Noninvasive diagnosis of Ascaris lumbricoides in the common bile duct: A pediatric case report of acute pancreatitis. [PDF]
Samir K+5 more
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Ascaris lumbricoides a rare cause ileal perforation, a case report. [PDF]
Molla YD+3 more
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Ascaris LumbricoidesCausing Fatal Lesions in a Chimpanzee
A.W. Noël Pillers
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