conclusions based on the results of this study there is a risk of infection with soil transmitted helminthes among children of kermanshah, iran. results out of 192 soil samples, soil of play areas from four regions was contaminated with geohelminth eggs. the rate of soil contamination with trichuris spp. eggs was 3.12% while this was 2.1% for hookworm eggs, yet no ascaris eggs were found in the...

background: continus evaluation of the prevalent of infectious disease prevalence is one of the important needs for the health and treatment programs in the country. this article aimed to evaluate the latest studies on intestinal parasitic infections in kermanshah district  and find out trend of such infections in this area during past years and decades. methods: internet search engines (pubmed...

Zoonotic helminths are often transmitted to humans through domestic animals. This retrospective study was performed to estimate the prevalence of some important zoonotic helminthic infections of the liver and lung including echinococcosis, fasciolosis and dicrocoeliasis in Kazerun and Shiraz abattoirs, Fars, Iran, during 2011-2013. A total of 12381 sheep, 6473 cattle, 22847 goats, 66 camels, an...

BACKGROUND Analysis of the stool samples is an essential part of routine diagnostics of the helminthes infections. However, the standard methods such Kato and Kato-Katz utilize only a fraction of the information available. Here we present a method based on the nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy (NMR) which could be auxiliary to the standard procedures by evaluating the complex metabolic pr...

This study aimed to investigate intestinal helminth infection in stray dogs in Osaka Prefecture by surveying coprological samples from dogs captured from 2006-2011. Of 212 fecal samples collected, overall prevalence of infection was 39.2%. The most common species was Toxocara canis (25.0%), followed by Trichuris vulpis (8.0%), Spirometra erinaceieuropaei (3.3%), Taeniidae (2.4%), Ancylostoma ca...