[Opisthorchiasis and pseudamphistomiasis on the territory of the middle Volga valley].

R I, Khamidullin; O A, Fomina; E G, Sultanaeva; I R, Khamidullin

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[Opisthorchiasis and pseudamphistomiasis on the territory of the middle Volga valley].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 03 Jul 1995 Russian Journal:Meditsinskaia parazitologiia i parazitarnye bolezni (issn: 0025-8326,

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Authors: R I, Khamidullin; O A, Fomina; E G, Sultanaeva; I R, Khamidullin;

pmid: 7770020

[Opisthorchiasis and pseudamphistomiasis on the territory of the middle Volga valley].

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Abstract

The authors describe cases of opisthorchiasis and pseudamphistomiasis in 5 areas adjacent to the banks of the Volga, Kama, and Belaya. Metacercariae of Opisthorchis and Pseudamphistomum have been detected in the Cyprinidae. The incidence rate of Opisthorchis infection has been notified in these areas since 1957 and that of Pseudamphistomum infection has been recorded since 1989.

Keywords

Rural Population, Cyprinidae, Fresh Water, Trematode Infections, Cat Diseases, Opisthorchiasis, Russia, Fish Diseases, Cats, Animals, Humans

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