Case Reports
[Human infestation with liver flukes]
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German]
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Case Reports
[Human infestation with liver flukes]
[Article in
German]
Z Gesamte Inn Med.
1975 May.
Abstract
Casuistic reports supplement parasitological and epidemiological references to the affection of man with Fasciola hepatica, Clonorchis sinensis and Opisthorchis felineus. Due to the increase of the tourist traffic must be reckoned with a more frequent appearance of these parasitoses little known in Middle Europe.
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