[Human hydatidosis in Sardinia. Epidemiologic study of the cases operated on from 1974 to 1981]
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Abstract
A retrospective survey of surgical cases to obtain baseline data on hydatid disease in Sardinia from 1974 to 1981 revealed an annual mean rate of 11.1/100.000 population. However, real prevalence is obviously higher, since infection is not always synonymous with disease and surgical incidence should …
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| Authors | Conchedda M;Bortoletti G;Capra S;Palmas C;Putzolu F;Gabriele F;; |
| Journal | Parassitologia |
| Year | 1985 |
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