A syndromic approach to common parasitic diseases
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Auteurs : Stephen D. Shafran ; Anthony W. ChowSource :
- Canadian Medical Association Journal [ 0008-4409 ] ; 1985.
Abstract
Standard textbooks discuss parasitic disease according to specific organisms. In contrast, patients with parasitic infections present to physicians with a variety of clinical manifestations that may involve any of several organ systems and that often mimic nonparasitic diseases. A syndromic approach to the clinical situation may help the physician in considering the most important parasitic agents. Many parasitic infections can be acquired in temperate climates. While often considered tropical or exotic, other parasitic diseases are now seen more frequently in developed countries because of immigration and increased world travel. In this review the clinical syndromes associated with common parasitic diseases in North America are discussed, with an emphasis on risk factors and diagnosis of specific infections.
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PubMed: 4042057
PubMed Central: 1346461
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