Corrective Treatirierit of Round Worm Affection

Development of the Round Worm

and Coprophagia" (Indian Medical Gazette, August, 1917), namely, (1) that the rat does not act as an intermediate host for A. lumbricoides, but that the larva) which are hatched in the rat's intestine simply take the same course in the rat that they would take in their definitive host, and (2) that the larvae would be found to take the same course in other experimental animals. The latter has b...

Strange Migration of a Round Worm

Round Worm Infection Simulating Acute Peritonitis

N., Mohammedan male, aged 30 years, reported sicic in the cooly lines at about 5-30 p.m. The history was that he had had no motion for three days; there was intense pain in the abdomen with bilious vomiting which started only that morning. On examination it was found that there was pain in general over the abdomen, aggravated by the slightest pressure, but most acute in the left iliac fossa, ri...

Unusual Symptoms in a Case of Round-Worm Infection

Symptoms Simulating Cholera, Possibly Caused by Round-Worm Infections

1 had the opportunity of visiting a village which was infected with cholera. There had been 4 deaths, including three children under four years of age. At the time of my visit I saw two females and one male child, four years of age, who were suffering from choleraic symptoms. As I am at present concerned with only one case, that of the boy mentioned above, I will describe his symptoms in detail...