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Subretinal parasitic lesion mimicking viral retinitis managed with combined medical therapy and laser photocoagulation. [PDF]
IDCasesTran TN, Ho HX, Doan TT, Cung HS.
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Morphologic and Molecular Identification of Human Ocular Infection Caused by Pelecitus Nematodes, Thailand. [PDF]
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Gastric Submucosal Tumor in Patient Infected with Dioctophyme renale Roundworm, South Korea, 2024. [PDF]
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Journal of Cutaneous Pathology, 1991
Two patients became infested with Gnathostoma nipponicum after eating raw loach‐fish they had caught in a rice field in central Japan. A fragment of Gnathostoma was found in a biopsy from one of them. The sera of both patients reacted with Gnathostoma antigen using indirect immunofluorescence. Scanning electron microscopy was performed on blocks of the
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Two patients became infested with Gnathostoma nipponicum after eating raw loach‐fish they had caught in a rice field in central Japan. A fragment of Gnathostoma was found in a biopsy from one of them. The sera of both patients reacted with Gnathostoma antigen using indirect immunofluorescence. Scanning electron microscopy was performed on blocks of the
Y, Taniguchi +5 more
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Retina, 1993
The clinical and histologic features of an intraocular parasite from a 29-year-old woman are reported. The live organism was located in the posterior vitreous near the optic disc and was successfully removed by vitreous aspiration. The parasite was identified as an advanced stage larvae of Gnathostoma spinigerum.
M, Funata +4 more
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The clinical and histologic features of an intraocular parasite from a 29-year-old woman are reported. The live organism was located in the posterior vitreous near the optic disc and was successfully removed by vitreous aspiration. The parasite was identified as an advanced stage larvae of Gnathostoma spinigerum.
M, Funata +4 more
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Journal of Infection, 1988
Following a meal that included raw fish in Bangladesh, a woman aged 40 years had symptoms suggestive of gnathostomiasis. The presentation of her illness and the results of investigations are reported.
C, Dow +3 more
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Following a meal that included raw fish in Bangladesh, a woman aged 40 years had symptoms suggestive of gnathostomiasis. The presentation of her illness and the results of investigations are reported.
C, Dow +3 more
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Australian Veterinary Journal, 1977
SUMMARY A fatal infection with Gnathostoma spinigerum causing a perforated stomach is described in a 3‐year‐old cat. In a second debilitated case a small serosal perforation was found on a gastric lesion, while a third cat in good condition is described with a well developed stomach lesion but without perforation.
K F, Trueman, P B, Ferris
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SUMMARY A fatal infection with Gnathostoma spinigerum causing a perforated stomach is described in a 3‐year‐old cat. In a second debilitated case a small serosal perforation was found on a gastric lesion, while a third cat in good condition is described with a well developed stomach lesion but without perforation.
K F, Trueman, P B, Ferris
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Archives of Dermatology, 1952
THIS BRIEF discussion of gnathostomiasis in Japan will start with the history of so-called Yangtze edema. Yangtze edema ( chōkō-fushu in Japanese) during the past 50 years has occasionally occurred among Japanese people who lived in the Yangtze Kiang Valley in China.
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THIS BRIEF discussion of gnathostomiasis in Japan will start with the history of so-called Yangtze edema. Yangtze edema ( chōkō-fushu in Japanese) during the past 50 years has occasionally occurred among Japanese people who lived in the Yangtze Kiang Valley in China.
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2010
Gnathostomiasis is an extraintestinal infection with larval or immature nematodes of the genus Gnathostoma (order Spirurida), the most common mode of human infection being consumption of undercooked freshwater fish. Clinical manifestations include recurrent cutaneous migratory swellings (common), creeping eruption (rare), and neurological deficits ...
Valai Bussaratid, Pravan Suntharasamai
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Gnathostomiasis is an extraintestinal infection with larval or immature nematodes of the genus Gnathostoma (order Spirurida), the most common mode of human infection being consumption of undercooked freshwater fish. Clinical manifestations include recurrent cutaneous migratory swellings (common), creeping eruption (rare), and neurological deficits ...
Valai Bussaratid, Pravan Suntharasamai
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