AI Article Synopsis
- Intestinal nematodes are prevalent in over a billion people globally, particularly in areas with inadequate sanitation.
- Most infections by these parasites don't usually result in death but can lead to serious health issues like malnutrition and reduced work capability.
- A case study is presented involving an 80-year-old man diagnosed with Ascaris Lumbricoides after returning from Greece, accompanied by clinical endoscopic images.
Article Abstract
Intestinal nematodes affect more than a billion people worldwide. They are commonly found in regions with poor fecal sanitation, such as developing countries. Although most of the nematode infections are non-fatal diseases, they contribute to significant morbidities such as loss of work capacity and malnutrition. We are presenting an 80-year-old male who was diagnosed with Ascaris Lumbricoides after a return from recent travel to Greece, with some clinical endoscopic images.
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