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Coccidiose intestinale de la Vipère aspic à Cyclospora viperæ nov. sp
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Cyclospora tropidonoti nov. sp. Coccidie intestinale de la Couleuvre à collier
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Coccidiose intestinale du Scincus officinalis Laur. à Cyclospora Scinci, nov. Sp
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The presence of Cyclospora sp., Cryptosporidium sp. and microsporidia and the levels of fecal coliforms were determined in lettuce, parsley, cilantro, strawberries and blackberries acquired in local agricultural markets of the Central Valley of Costa Rica, in order to establish the possible transmission risk of these microorganisms and other pathogens ...
Melvin, Calvo +5 more
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La infección por Cyclospora cayetanensis es una causa emergente e importante de diarrea endémica y epidémica en niños y adultos en el mundo. La epidemiología de la infección no es del todo conocida.3. Estado del arte....._16_ 5.
Buitrago Lopez, Estefania
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Cyclospora Fact Sheet, July 2015 [PDF]
Cyclospora infects the small intestine (bowel). It typically causes watery diarrhea with frequent possibly explosive stools. Other symptoms can include loss of appetite, weight loss, bloating, increased gas, stomach cramps, nausea, vomiting, tiredness ...
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Background: Stunting remains a major public health problem in Indonesia. Various factors contribute to chronic malnutrition, with one significant factor being infection from opportunistic intestinal protozoa.
Bagus Hermansyah +5 more
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Cyclospora Zamenis nov. sp., Coccidie à localisation intestinale de Zamenis viridiflavus Lacép
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Fecal samples from 140 adult stray dogs of Greater São Paulo (São Paulo State, Brazil) were examined for Cyclospora sp oocysts. No cases of infection by this coccidium were detected.
M C, Carollo +3 more
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Monitorização de Toxoplasma gondii e Cyclospora cayetanensis no ambiente [PDF]
Toxoplasma gondii and Cyclospora cayetanensis are protozoa, of worldwide distribution, capable of infecting humans. Transmission of these protozoa generally occurs via the oral-fecal route, with foods consumed raw and contaminated water , consensually ...
Relvas, Fabiana Sousa
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