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the incidence of cyclospora cayetanensis in stool samples submitted to a district general hospital.	cyclospora cayetanensis is the cause of a prolonged diarrhoeal syndrome. in the uk most cases are seen in travellers who have returned from countries in which the organism is endemic. the purpose of this investigation was to determine the incidence of c. cayetanensis in stool samples submitted to a district general hospital. a total of 6151 stools from 5374 different patients were screened for the presence of c. cayetanensis over a 1-year period using the modified ziehl-neelsen technique. oocyst ...	1996	8760968
cyclospora infections in england and wales: 1993 to 1998.	the coccidian protozoon cyclospora cayetanensis is a treatable cause of prolonged, watery diarrhoea in humans. microbiology laboratories in england and wales often restrict testing to those who have recently travelled abroad. only 44 to 66 laboratory reports of c. cayetanensis are made in england and wales each year and a large proportion are found to have visited developing countries. large foodborne outbreaks of infection have arisen in north america among people who have not travelled abroad ...	2000	10743319