The aim of this study is to detect Cryptosporidium infection causing cryptosporidiosis in AL -Qadisiyah province, Iraq. This includes the test 115 stool samples were collected from children both sexes, aged one month five years, suffering diarrhea and hospitalized children's hospital. An investigative was conducted on a parasite. analyzed using Zyl-Nelson staining. results showed an overall rat...

Cryptosporidium spp. is a protozoal parasite that can cause significant gastrointestinal diseases in humans and animals. Those parasites infection, especially young immunosuppressed animals many mammals, poultry, reptiles, humans, Localised the digestive system, epithelial cells threaten human animal health with their zoonotic properties. The study's material consisted of 200 dogs different bre...

conclusions the frequency of b. hominis in the study was more than other reports from iran. this study revealed that among hospitalized children with diarrhea, b. hominis was the most common protozoon. results out of 160 stool samples were examined, in 37 cases (23%) including 25 boys and 12 girls, b. hominis was the most frequent protozoa, followed by giardia lamblia in 19 cases (12%). e. hist...

conclusions with regards to the high incidence of gasterointestinal parasitic diseases and also because of asymptomatic cases of giardiasis, we recommend evaluation of pediatric patients with malignant lymphohematopoitic disease by at least two different diagnostic methods and three rounds of stool examination in order to prevent possible life threatening outcomes. coproparasitoscopic study for...

ABSTRACTSoil-Transmitted Helminths (STH) infection is the most common intestinal parasite in Indonesia. STH can interfere with child development and cause cognitive impairment severe cases. The school-age group susceptible to because of direct contact soil school yard. incidence be avoided by adequate water, healthy latrines, good hygiene improved proper interventions. This study aimed analyze ...

Reported efficacies of drugs used to treat Strongyloides stercoralis infection vary widely. Because diagnostic methods are insensitive, therapeutic trials generally require multiple negative posttreatment stool specimens as evidence of drug efficacy. However, only a single positive stool specimen is usually required for study enrollment. To determine the reproducibility of detection of S. sterc...

The ability of the FeKal CON-Trate system (Trend Scientific, Minneapolis, Minn.) to recover parasite ova, cysts, or larvae from 300 fecal specimens was compared with that of the Formalin-ethyl acetate sedimentation technique. One hundred stool samples had previously been determined to contain 129 parasite forms. The FeKal system detected 127 parasites (sensitivity, 98.4%), and the Formalin-ethy...

BACKGROUND The endemic countries are in a diagnostic dilemma concerning Schistosoma japonicum with increasing difficulties in diagnosing the infected individuals. The formol-ethyl acetate sedimentation concentration technique is preferred by many clinical microbiology laboratories for the detection of parasites in stool samples. It is potentially more sensitive than the diagnostic methods tradi...

stool examinations of 402 inhabitants of 8 villages in and around an area near zahedan, and 280 people who had emigrated from the rural area of zabol, revealed the following: the prevalence of infection with ascaris, trichuris and trichostrongylus was very low (less than 5%) in all areas surveyed, while the mean infection rates found for h.nana, hookworm and e.vermicularis (by stool examination...