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• It is a proposed chemotherapeutic agent against filaria and trichomonas.
• He conducted experiments on his gardener, Hin Lo, who was infected with filaria.
• Malaria eradication programme should also be taken which will also help to eradicate both filaria and malaria.
• Filarial nematodes are the causative agents of filariases, tropical diseases that afflict about 160 million people worldwide.
• In its early days, Mambalam was affected by sanitation issues and was notorious for its filaria epidemics.
• This species was first described from Water buffalo in 1879, and named " Filaria poeli ".
• Manson observed that filaria only developed as far as an embryo within the human blood and that the mosquito must have a role in the life cycle.
• There is much overlap between the endemicity of the two distinct filariases, which complicates mass treatment programs for onchocerciasis and necessitates the development of greater diagnostics for loiasis.
• By the early 1920s, it was generally agreed that the filaria in Africa and Central America were morphologically indistinguishable and the same as that described by O Neill 50 years earlier.
• This species was first described in 1907 from the heart of a Bushbuck ( " Tragelaphus scriptus " ) from Cameroon, and named " Filaria sagitta ".
• The name was later changed to " Filaria sanguinis hominis perstans ", and later again shortened to " Filaria perstans " to comply with the binary system of nomenclature.
• The name was later changed to " Filaria sanguinis hominis perstans ", and later again shortened to " Filaria perstans " to comply with the binary system of nomenclature.
• Placing this under the microscope, I was gratified to find that, so far from killing the Filaria, the digestive juices of the mosquito seemed to have stimulated it to fresh activity . ""
• In that study, " E . poeli " was determined to be the same animal that previous authors had referred to as " Filaria blini " and " Filaria haemophila ", both isolated from Water buffalo aortas.
• In that study, " E . poeli " was determined to be the same animal that previous authors had referred to as " Filaria blini " and " Filaria haemophila ", both isolated from Water buffalo aortas.
• Upon their discovery, the microfilariae were named " Filaria sanguinis hominis minor ", due to their relatively small size when compared to another type of microfilarae found in the same patient ( " Filaria sanguinis hominis major ", which is now known as " Loa loa " ).
• Upon their discovery, the microfilariae were named " Filaria sanguinis hominis minor ", due to their relatively small size when compared to another type of microfilarae found in the same patient ( " Filaria sanguinis hominis major ", which is now known as " Loa loa " ).
• While this was once true, and many of recently developed methods of Antibody detection are of limited value because substantial antigenic cross reactivity exists between filaria and other parasitic worms ( helminths ), and a positive serologic test does not necessarily distinguish between infections up and coming serologic tests that are highly specific to " Loa loa " were furthered in 2008.
• In this article he states, " " the mosquito, having been shown to be the agent by which the filaria is removed from the human blood vessels, this or similar suctorial agent must be the agent which removes from the human blood vessels those forms of the malaria organism which are destined to continue the existence of this organism outside the body . ""
• Synonyms for the disease include African eye worm, loaiasis, loaina, " Loa loa " filariasis, filaria loa, filaria lacrimalis, filaria subconjunctivalis, Calabar swellings, Fugitive swellings, and microfilaria diurnal . " Loa loa ", the scientific name for the infectious agent, is an indigenous term itself and it is likely that there are many other terms used from region to region.