[Cestode infections in Poland in 2001]
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[Cestode infections in Poland in 2001]
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Polish]
Przegl Epidemiol.
2003.
Abstract
In 2001, 286 intestinal cestode infections were registered in Poland. Among them 195 were caused by Taenia saginata, 2 by T. solium, 71 by Taenia sp., 1 by Hymenolepis diminuta, and 1 by Dipylidium caninum. Moreover, 37 cases of echinococcosis were also registered. The obtained results confirmed the low frequency of intestinal cestodoses in Poland.
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