Tapeworms Parasitic Infectious Diseases

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• - Article by Alia Rai, MD.
  
• - Case reports on the disease with images from the Journal of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh.
  
• - Includes factsheets on the organism and the disease it causes, news releases, and reports.
  
• - Article by Enrico Brunetti, MD.
  
• - Features cause, risk factors, symptoms, tests, treatment, complications, and prevention.
  
• - Article by Imad S Dandan, MD.
  
• - Factsheet with causal agents, life cycle, geographic distribution, laboratory diagnosis, and treatment.
  
• - Medical and scientific information on the organisms and the diseases they cause.
  
• - Description and links to what the government and doctors have to say about it.
  
• - Article by Raquel Mora, MD.
  
• - Factsheet with distribution, clinical findings, treatment, and prevention.
  
• - Article by Dominique A Vuitton, MD, PhD.
  
• - The fish tapeworm. Includes life cycle and images.
  
• - Article by Thomas P Giordano, MD.
  
• - Research network on the epidemiology of Echinococcosis caused by Echinococcus granulosus and Echinococcus multilocularis in Asia
  
• - Features cause, symptoms, diagnosis, complications, associated foods, target populations, and outbreaks.
  
• - Factsheet with causal agents, life cycle, geographic distribution, laboratory diagnosis, and treatment.
  
• - Article by Derek Linklater, MD.