Publications

treatment of intestinal parasites in australian aboriginal children.	five to nine-year-old aboriginal children on mitchell river community maintained a satisfactory growth rate in the presence of multiple infections with intestinal parasites. intensive treatment was successful in eliminating giardia lamblia, entamoeba histolytica, and strongyloides stercoralis infections, but reinfection with g. lamblia was rapid. treatment failed to produce any growth spurt in the group. this may have been due to the rapidity of reinfection, but raises the question of whether in ...	1976	1263912
indigenous invasive amoebiasis in australia.	amoebic liver abscess can occur in patients who have never travelled outside australia. a case is reported to reinforce that entamoeba histolytica should be considered in the differential diagnosis of all patients presenting with liver abscess, whether they have travelled abroad or not.	1992	1550509