loiasis/tambazi

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A historical note on an imported case of loiasis in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1964.

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Loiasis is a filarial disease transmitted by the Chrysops spp. tabanid flies in West and Central Africa. It is most commonly diagnosed by the clinical manifestations of Calabar swellings (transient localized inflammatory edema) or, most dramatically, by the appearance of a migrating worm through the

A case of loiasis.

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Ingia / Ingia

The prevalence of Loa loa infections in non-endemic areas such as Korea is very low, even though it is quite common in the endemic regions of West and Central Africa. We describe a patient who presented with temporary localized edema (classical Calabar swellings) after travelling to Cameroon and in

[A case of loa-loa filariasis (author's transl)].

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Ingia / Ingia

A report about a case of loa-loa filariasis whereby after removal of a female worm out of the subconjunctival space no microfilariae but a schisslike edema of the attacked eye's retina was found. In this connection the author gave some observations on the particularies of loa-loa filariasis.

Clinical and biological study of Loa loa filariasis in Congolese.

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Clinical and biological evaluations were carried out on 84 Congolese patients with parasitologically confirmed Loa loa filariasis (without concurrent infection with other filariae) and on 98 controls without filariasis. On the patients, 72 presented with microfilaremia; another 12 with negative

[32 cases of recurrent localized edema on return from the Tropics].

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Thirty-two patients have been hospitalised in Marseilles since 1979 for recurrent oedema following their return from a tropical region. In spite of strong suspicion, the diagnosis of Loa loa was confirmed only five times. One patient was diagnosed with filariasis due to Mansonella perstans. The

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