ISSUES OF MODERN DIAGNOSTICS AND TREATMENT OF STRONGILOIDIASIS
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https://doi.org/10.11603/1681-2727.2021.2.11796Keywords:
strongyloidiasis, parasitic infection, salmonellosis, antiparasitic treatmentAbstract
Strongyloidiasis – parasitic invasion (code ICD-X-B78) mainly subtropical and tropical regions of the globe, in the post-Soviet space is registered in Georgia, Azerbaijan, Moldova, Ukraine. People of any age are susceptible to parasitosis. The life cycle of Strongyloides has two independent stages of development: the stage of free stay in the environment and the parasitic cycle in the human body with the phenomenon of autoinvasion.
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