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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-59125-3while others remain virtually asymptomatic. In discussing clinical features of giardiasis, it should be emphasized that those infected present a spectrum of symptomatology depending to a great extent on the duration of infection.

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Sozialisationstheorie und Erwachsenenbildungchronic; it may be asymptomatic or the cause of a severe enteropathy with malabsorption. At present the reasons for this extreme variation in host susceptibility are not well understood. Many of the clinical studies in the literature concern unusual presentations or highly selected groups of patient

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Geschichte der Erwachsenenbildungsforschung laboratories in the United States. Giardiasis— the disease caused by .—is endemic in some parts of the United States, and according to some surveys up to 24% of the adult population may harbor the parasite (Healy, 1979). The incidence of giardiasis is probably much higher in certain parts of the wo

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Jochen Gerstenmaier,Heinz Mandlt mimics giardiasis in humans, and is excreted as cysts that in turn will reliably infect other animals. The reasons for developing such an animal model have been as diverse as studying the mechanism of . pathogenesis, analyzing the characteristics of . infections, determining the stability and infe

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Norbert Quadflieg,Manfred Fichter numerous common-source outbreaks. The waterborne transmission of . was suggested as early as 1946 by an epidemiologic investigation of an outbreak of amebiasis attributed to sewage contamination of a water supply in a Tokyo apartment building (Davis and Ritchie, 1948). . and . were recovered from 9

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