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J. Sierra Leone Med. Dent. Assoc
; 5(3): 144-55, 1990.
Article
in English
| AIM
| ID: biblio-1263305
ABSTRACT
Three hundred and forty-three (343) children living in Freetown had their stools examined for intestinal parasitic infection. The prevalence rates found are Trichuris trichuria 80.5 per cent; Ascaris Lumbricoides 43.4 per cent; Nectar americanus 20.7 per cent; Giardia Intestinalis 4.7 per cent and Schistosoma Mansoni 1 per cent. Several of the children were found to have more than one of the main helminth infection