INFECTIOUS-DISEASES OF INDOCHINESE REFUGEES

1 January 1980

journal article
research article

Vol. 55 (8) , 482-488

Abstract

The recent Mayo Clinic experience in the diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases in Indochinese refugees is discussed. Of 100 patients from whom stool and blood specimens were submitted for parasitic examination, a high percentage showed parasitic infection, often with multiple agents. An outline for the initial medical examination and treatment of the parasitic agents found is presented.

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