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Infection caused by Strongyloides stercoralis, treated with ivermectin.
Albendazole and mebendazole are the backbone of first-line therapy for most intestinal nematodes — albendazole is generally preferred for ascariasis (roundworm) and hookworm while mebendazole and albe...
Clinicians should suspect parasite‑related anemia when iron‑deficiency or microcytic anemia occurs with compatible exposure or GI symptoms despite negative stool ova and parasite (O&P) tests, because ...
Clinicians diagnose intestinal parasitic infections using a ladder of tests: microscopic stool examination (ova and parasite, O&P), antigen assays, molecular methods, and—when needed—endoscopy or biop...
in humans is almost entirely extrapolated from veterinary coprological studies and limited case reports: standard stool microscopy and concentration techniques can detect Eurytrema eggs, but sensitivi...