Titlebook: Parasitic helminths and zoonoses in Africa; C. N. L. Macpherson,P. S. Craig Book 1991 C. N. L. Macpherson, P. S. Craig and contributors 19

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C. N. L. Macpherson,P. S. Craigtfahrt immer noch ernstliche Gefahren in sich birgt, rechtfertigt hinreichend das alte Problem der Gewitterb?en erneut aufzugreifen. Dies erschien um so notwendiger, als Theorie und Erfahrung in den letzten Jahren zu auseinander gehenden Ergebnissen gekommen sind.

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The African hookworm problem: an overview,ltitude of disadvantages: poverty, malnutrition, low income, high birthrates, illiteracy and parasitic disease’. Africa typifies such a developing continent and the hookworms comprise a significant component of the parasitic diseases.

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C. N. L. Macpherson,P. S. CraigThis chapter covers methods for locating points in three dimensions on a map or in a well, for determining the attitude of a plane, the orientation of a line, and for finding the thickness of a unit from a map or in a well. The effects of measurement and location errors on attitudes and thicknesses are considered.

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Trichinella in Africa and the , affair,nimals, but that was of zoological rather than medical interest. The parasite had a wide geographical distribution; but apart from a few small outbreaks on the Mediterranean border of north Africa, the African continent was thought to be free of trichinosis as a human disease.

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Book 1991en reported from humans, usually producing asymptomatic infection or mild symptoms. However, about 20 species are of public health importance causing severe or even fatal infections. In many parts of Africa parasitic helminths are responsible for enormous economic losses, hampering rural development

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C. N. L. Macpherson,P. S. Craignetic molecules. Gadolinium is the most commonly used paramagnetic substance because of its high relaxivity and favorable safety profile when bound to a chelater. At 1.5 Tesla (T), gadolinium chelates shorten the T1 relaxation time of blood in proportion to their concentration in the blood according to Equation 1.

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