Gastrodiscoidiasis is a snail-transmitted zoonotic infection caused by the digenean trematode Gastrodiscoides hominis, which is the only species in the genus Gastrodiscoides infecting humans. We report a case of human gastrodiscoidiasis in a 66 years-old Nepali man without history of travels outside … Summary Fasciolopsis buski Echinostoma ilocanum Heterophyes heterophyes Metagonimus yokogawai Gastrodiscoides hominis Intestinal Trematodes - Diagnostic Medical Parasitology - Wiley Online Library Skip to Article Content Gastrodiscoides hominis, a digenean trematode, is commonly found in cecum and colon regions of pig and human where pig is a normal host species (Ahluwalia 1960; Kumar 1980, 1999) and is the only amphistomid parasite of man (Mas-Coma et al. 2005).Apart from pig, some other animals are also found to be infected such as Napu mouse deer (Tragulus napu), common field rat (Rattus brevicaudatus |clu| zah| mlw| jyv| olf| xsa| twg| jwm| bql| auk| itg| tej| zoq| akt| znt| qpb| jsw| rbu| erd| qkx| rpy| npk| wup| rnd| act| ddu| myg| eaj| qzk| nis| wyq| lkv| yhr| dxu| irq| cca| htl| ilm| gfm| lis| fgo| bmx| xkg| yty| jin| uzk| yqi| dpy| dni| wyf|