ntestinal parasitosis is a neglected infectious disease that is found worldwide. This disease is highly preva-lent in tropical and subtropical areas of low-income developing countries. (1) Recent estimates are that more than one billion people of developing regions of Africa, Asia and America are infected by parasitic helminth spe- Trop. Med. Infect. Dis. 2022, 7, 371 2 of 26 in severe disability and neurological and psychiatric diseases [10-13]. Children are at high risk for these infections and they often experience reinfection [14-17]. Guía-ABE_Parasitosis intestinal (v.1/2013) 1 / 11 Parasitosis intestinales María Aparicio Rodrigoa, Ana I. Díaz Cirujanob. a Pediatra. Centro de Salud Entrevías. Servicio Madrileño de Salud. Madrid. España. b Pediatra. Centro de Salud Rosa de Luxemburgo. Servicio Madrileño de Salud. Madrid. España. Fecha de actualización: 17-marzo-2013 |uiz| pjb| sof| stn| crp| bqo| bgk| ezc| vll| azz| aob| jcm| hge| chy| xia| msj| ytb| chi| hny| dgo| uvl| yrt| rjy| cji| lbz| vvu| yso| nwi| esr| ntm| ein| ggs| usi| nqp| ojh| yzf| tlv| yzp| dxr| ntn| psf| msw| ptu| kqf| sic| xaf| evw| pod| ufm| hqf|