
Presents literature data and the author's own findings on endocrine system disorders influencing the development and course of opisthorchiasis. The author claims that these shifts are related to disorders of the compensatory adaptive mechanisms occurring in opisthorchiasis.
Male, Endocrine Glands, Opisthorchis, Animals, Humans, Female, Opisthorchiasis, Hormones
Male, Endocrine Glands, Opisthorchis, Animals, Humans, Female, Opisthorchiasis, Hormones
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