Titlebook: Host Response to International Parasitic Zoonoses; Hajime Ishikura (Professor),Masamichi Aikawa (Prof Conference proceedings 1998 Springer

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nose parasites. Also included are papers on parasitology and international health and the pathology of cerebral malaria. With 38 color illustrations, this book is an invaluable resource for parasitologists, pathologists, and clinicians.978-4-431-68283-7978-4-431-68281-3

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Pathology and Differential Diagnoses of Internationalized Zoonoses: Summarizing Discussion of the Oan, June 4–6, 1997. Pathological aspects of parasitic diseases and related topics were discussed in the symposium, including host- to-parasite relationships and imported parasitic disorders. Pathological, diagnostic, and preventive topics of imported zoonoses were vigorously discussed. The discussio

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Parasitology and International Health,teady increase in papers concerning overseas research activities, particularly after the mid-1970s. Since several years ago, this rate has attained 10% and more of the total presentations. This tendency can be attributed to fact that many Japanese parasitologists have looked for incentive in develop

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