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Heterophyiasis

Known as: Infection by Heterophyes heterophyes 
An infection that is caused by the intestinal fluke Heterophyes heterophyes, which is most commonly found in Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, and… 
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Heterophyes heterophyesHeterophyidaeInfection by Stellantchasmus falcatusParasitic infection

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Trematode Infections

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Review
2004
Review
2004
A Faunistic Survey on the Bird Helminth Parasites and Their Medically Importance
Khuzestan province in the south west of Iran having several seasonal and permanent lagoons which are shelter for domestic and… 
2000
2000
Some Serological and biological control studies on Heterophyes heterophyes and prohemistomum vivax in experimentally infected rats .
1989
1989
Serum and intestinal immunoglobulins in heterophyiasis.
Serum and intestinal immunoglobulins are determined in 50 patients with heterophyiasis. The most outstanding findings were highly… 
1988
1988
Effect of praziquantel on Heterophyes heterophyes.
1988
1988
Effect of praziquantel on Heterophyes heterophyes.
1985
1985
Investigations on the prevalence of Heterophyes species in twelve populations of the first intermediate host in Egypt and Sudan.
Twelve populations of the mud snail Pirenella conica from the densely populated Nile Delta, saline inland waters, and the… 
1980
1980
Proteolytic action of extracts of adult Heterophyes heterophyes.
1964
1964
A FURTHER TRIAL OF 'YOMESAN' IN HETEROPHYES HETEROPHYES INFECTION.
1957
1957
Experimental studies on the biology of Heterophyes aequalis Looss, 1902, in Egypt.
1955
1955
Salted mullet (fessikh) as a source of human infection with Heterophyes heterophyes.
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