Oesophagostomum bifurcum infection in man. A study on the taxonomy, diagnosis, epidemiology Krepel, H.P.

The combination of these observations: the significance of the Spearman correlation test between egg and larval counts, the log-normal distribution of species-specific larval

After treatment in the rainy season (Lotogou/Dassoute), the first cases of Oesophagostomum infection started to appear three months later, indicating that transmission took place

In humans, adult worms of Oesophagostomum bifurcum in the intestinal lumen of the host produce eggs (approximately 5000 eggs/day) that develop into first-, second- and third-stage

In die gevallen is de infectie echter altijd beschouwd als een zoönose, waarbij de mens bij toeval geïnfecteerd raakte en de parasiet er niet in slaagde de levenscyclus te

Although human Oesophagostomum infection has always been considered as a zoonosis, Oesophagostomum bifurcum appears to be a highly common parasite of man in the region of

Bienqu'il était sous-entendu que 1'infection a VOesophagostomum devait être une zoonose, le nombre important de cas cliniques au nord du Togo fit supposer que 1'homme jouait un

Research in Togo was carried out at the Dapaong Hospital, northern Togo, and would have been impossible without the pleasant collaboration with the following persons and institutes:

In 1990 he returned to the Netherlands, and began working as a resident of internal medicine at the Harbour Hospital in Rotterdam in 1991. One year later he started his