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[A case of fasciolasis hepatic in Zunyi City, Guizhou Province].

Authors: Rui-feng, Wang; Ling-jing, Tang; Ai-ming, Zhou;

[A case of fasciolasis hepatic in Zunyi City, Guizhou Province].

Abstract

Four adults of Fasciola hepatica were found from the bile ducts of a patient diagnosed as biliary calculi during a surgical operation. We investigated retrospectively the infection source and concluded that the patient may be infected by eating raw or half-cooked Zizania latifolia, an aquatic plant, which was contaminated with metacercariae of F. hepatica.

Keywords

Fascioliasis, Young Adult, Animals, Humans, Fasciola hepatica

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