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Infections caused by pancreatic flukes, including diagnosis, treatment, and management.
Medical therapy with praziquantel is broadly effective against many and shows good short-term parasitological cure rates in humans for several liver and intestinal flukes, but species-specific failure...
The evidence that and related trematodes can infect humans is real but sparse: a handful of confirmed human cases—most notably an autopsy finding in and a modern imaging-documented case—show adult flu...
A small number of clinical case reports document parasites physically invading the pancreas and producing pancreatitis with subsequent insulin deficiency or new-onset diabetes — most notably and isola...
is a pancreatic fluke that primarily parasitizes ruminant livestock and only rarely infects humans; documented human cases are sporadic and typically incidental findings rather than clear, common caus...
is a pancreatic fluke that infects mainly ruminant animals and can damage pancreatic tissue in those hosts, producing pathological changes that in animals have been associated with altered pancreatic ...
Published medical literature records only a very small number of confirmed human infections with the pancreatic fluke — described in the literature as a rare, incidental or sporadic mostly reported fr...