Co-Infection Of Hookworm and Plasmodium Vivax Leading To Severe Anemia Associated With Diffuse Nodular Proctocolitis – A Case Report
Journal Title: Journal of Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences - Year 2017, Vol 3, Issue 2
Abstract
Malaria is well known since antiquity, and its parasites are also found in various part of the world. The mixed parasitic infections are not very uncommon ,but the protozoal and intestinal nematode mixed infection is uncommon .We are presenting a case which is a proved mixed parasitic infection having protozoal and intestinal nematode infection admitted in IGIMS, Gastro1ogy department.
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Kumar Ajay, Kumari Namrata, Xess Anima, Shahi S K
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