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Zoonotic Dirofilaria sp. “hongkongensis” in subcutaneous nodules from dogs and cats, Hong Kong SAR

Parasites & Vectors
Background Dirofilaria sp. “hongkongensis” is a putative Dirofilaria species, initially identified in subcutaneous nodules in humans in Hong Kong and in other South and Southeast Asian regions.
Thamali Manathunga, May Tse, Livia Perles, Frederic Beugnet, Vanessa Barrs, Domenico Otranto   +5 more
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Integrated imaging in rare eyelid lesions: a case report of palpebral dirofilariosis

Journal of Ophthalmic Inflammation and Infection
Introduction Integrated evaluation of clinical records, radiologic imaging, and histologic slides was key in the diagnosis of a rare ophthalmic infection such as Dirofilaria repens, an emerging zoonosis in many Mediterranean regions, where it is endemic ...
Luca Tinunin, Filippo Ugolini, Dario Giattini, Nicola Santoro   +3 more
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Subconjunctival infection with Dirofilaria repens.

Japanese journal of infectious diseases, 2002
Cases of zoonotic dirofilariasis infection, caused by Dirofilaria repens, occur widely throughout European, African, Middle Eastern, and Asian countries. The reports of this infection in humans in India are limited, and we herein report the case of a 23-year-old man who presented with subconjunctival swelling in the right eye with no local symptoms.
Vikas, Gautam, I M, Rustagi, Satyavir, Singh, D R, Arora   +3 more
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[Subconjunctival nodule with Dirofilaria repens].

Chirurgia (Bucharest, Romania : 1990), 2009
Dirofilaria repens infection, a zoonotic illness, is rarely seen in humans; it is more frequently met over the endemic areas of the Southern Europe and Sri Lanka. The authors report a case of dirofilaria conjunctivae in a 27 year old woman from Craiova; such infections are hardly to be found in our country.
R, Mănescu, D, Bărăscu, C, Mocanu, H, Pîrvănescu, I, Mîndriă, M, Bălăşoiu, A, Turculeanu   +6 more
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Vectors, host range, and spatial distribution of Dirofilaria immitis and D. repens in Europe: a systematic review

Infectious Diseases of Poverty
Background Dirofilaria immitis and D. repens are mosquito-borne nematodes with dogs as primary hosts, but other mammalian species including humans can be also infected.
Carolin Hattendorf, Renke Lühken
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Кровососущие комары (сем. Culicidae) дубрав Белгородской области: видовой состав, фенологические особенности и значение в передаче дирофилярий [PDF]

, 2016
Целью исследования являлось установление фаунистического состава и сроков лёта кровососущих комаров в дубравах Белгородской области, используемых населением в качестве рекреационных зон, а также проанализировать температурные условия Белгородской области,
Присный, Ю. А.
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RESEARCH COMMUNICATIONS OF THE 33rd ECVIM‐CA CONGRESS

Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine, Volume 38, Issue 1, Page 730-863, January/February 2024.
wiley   +1 more source

The first case of human autochtonous subconjunctival dirofilariosis in Poland and MALT lymphoma as possible consequence of this parasitosis [PDF]

, 2015

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Паразитарные поражения желудочно-кишечного тракта у детей в Астраханской области [PDF]

, 2014
ЖЕЛУДОЧНО-КИШЕЧНЫЕ БОЛЕЗНИКИШЕЧНЫЕ БОЛЕЗНИ ПАРАЗИТАРНЫЕДЕТЕЙ ОХРАНЫ ЗДОРОВЬЯ ...
Аракельян, А. С., Аракельян, Р. С., Воробьева, А. Н., Глебова, А. А., Заплетина, Н. А., Остапенко, О. А., Стулов, А. С., Филиппова, В. М.   +7 more
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Tongue infection caused by Dirofilaria repens [PDF]

QJM: An International Journal of Medicine, 2019
V Velev, M Popov, M Pavlova, M Karageorgiev, A Mangarov   +4 more
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