| [242 cases of acute diarrhea in children in kinshasa]. | | 1973 | 4352860 |
| further observations on the urban schistosoma mansoni focus in kinshasa, zaire. | | 1983 | 6667056 |
| intestinal parasites infections in hospitalized aids patients in kinshasa, democratic republic of congo. | to determine the prevalence and the species spectrum of intestinal parasites (ip) involved in hospitalized aids patients, a prospective observational and cross-sectional study was carried out in the four main hospitals in kinshasa, democratic republic of the congo. from november 2006 through september 2007, a single stool sample was collected from 175 hospitalized aids patients older than 15 years. parasites were detected by light microscopy, including ziehl-neelsen, fungi-fluor, modified trichr ... | 2010 | 21275238 |
| a neotropical snail host of schistosoma mansoni introduced into africa and consequences for the schistosomiasis transmission biomphalaria tenagophila in kinshasa (democratic republic of congo). | malacological surveys carried out in the early 1970s in water bodies of the kinshasa area, lower zaire (democratic republic of congo), showed the appearance of a biomphalaria species which was identified as biomphalaria camerunensis. in 1976, other surveys confirmed the presence of the species in several sites and showed numerous infected snails with schistosoma mansoni, demonstrating for the first time an active transmission of the parasite responsible of the intestinal schistosomiasis in this ... | 2004 | 15652333 |
| [bilharziasis in kinshasa. current data and future danger. malacologic, biologic, clinical and epidemiologic studies]. | | 1976 | 1026216 |
| schistosomiasis in kinshasa: an autochthonous disease. | | 1976 | 968460 |
| [presence of small native focus of bilharziasis with schistosoma mansoni at kinshasa (republic of zaire)]. | | 1977 | 883855 |
| studies of the relationship between schistosoma and their intermediate hosts. iii. the genus biomphalaria and schistosoma mansoni from egypt, kenya, sudan, uganda, west indies (st. lucia) and zaire (two different strains: katanga and kinshasa). | the compatibility between strains of schistosoma mansoni from egypt, kenya, sudan, uganda, the west indies, and zaire (two strains which came from katanga and from kinshasa), and various species and strains of biomphalaria, i.e. biomphalaria pfeifferi, b. alexandrina, b. glabrata and b. camerunensis was investigated. data as mortality, rate of infection of the surviving snails, duration of infection, cercarial production per day per positive snail, etc., were observed. the main emphasis was plac ... | 1979 | 541498 |