Titlebook: Geographic Medicine for the Practitioner; Kenneth S. Warren,Adel A. F. Mahmoud Book 1985Latest edition Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1985

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Amebiasisical communities. The primary habitat of . is the gastrointestinal tract, where in the majority of cases the protozoa appear to be largely confined to the lumen. Under as yet unknown circumstances, which may involve either host or parasite factors, . invades the intestinal mucosa, often leading to d

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Toxoplasmosisthough its most common clinical manifestation is an infectious mononucleosis-like syndrome. . infection may also be transmitted via the placenta, causing abortions, still births, or congenital abnormalities. Serologically, the prevalence of antibodies to . varies widely in different parts of the wor

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African Trypanosomiasesugh the bite of tsetse flies of the genus .. Although the two subspecies are morphologically indistinguishable, they differ epidemio-logically and in their disease spectrum. Infection with . often results in a subacute fatal disease, whereas infection with . usually runs a more chronic course, manif

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American Trypanosomiasist-transmitted protozoan infection is considered to be one of the major health problems in South America, largely because it is essentially untreatable. It is particularly prevalent in Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, and Venezuela but also occurs in Central America and the Caribbean. In 1960 the W