equinococosis humana (quiste hidatidico): dos casos

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Abstract
Se describen dos casos de quiste indatídico hepático en pacientes colombianos, oriundos del Chocó y de la Guajira, respectivamente. La equinococosis es posiblemente más frecuente en Colombia de lo que comúnmente se supone. Se hace un corto resumen de la anatomía patológica, morfología, ciclo vital, epidemiología y medios diagnósticos de esta parasitosis. The author describes two cases of hepatic echinococcosis demonstrating again, as correa henao and bojanini have done before, that this parasitosis exists in Colombia and is probably more common than usually believed. The pathology, morphology, life cycle, epidemiology, symptomatology and diagnosis are briefly reviewed.
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Authors ;Egon Lichtenberger
Journal european journal of cancer prevention : the official journal of the european cancer prevention organisation (ecp)
Year 1957
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