Month: August 2019

What is Visceral Leishmaniasis in Children? Leishmaniasis is a protozoal disease in humans and animals, which can be either acute or chronic, caused by parasites from the class of flagella — Leishmania transmitted by mosquitoes.

What is Liver Echinococcosis? Echinococcosis of the liver (echinococcosis hepatis) is a human helminthiasis caused by the introduction and development of tapeworm larvae Echinococcus granulosus and E. (Alveococcus) multilocularis in the liver. Echinococcosis of the

What is Japanese Schistosomiasis? Japanese schistosomiasis (schistosomosis japonica, Katayama disease) is a chronic disease that occurs with a primary lesion of the gastrointestinal tract. Japanese schistosomiasis is recorded in southern China, Taiwan, the Philippines, southern

What is Cysticercosis of the Eye? Cysticercosis of the eyes is a parasitic disease that occurs when eggs of the porcine tapeworm (Tanenia solium) get into the eyes of a person. The cysticercosis of the