Investigating eosinophilia in patients returned from the tropics.

PGyawali; CJWhitty; (2001) Investigating eosinophilia in patients returned from the tropics. Hospital medicine (London, England, 62 (1). pp. 25-28. ISSN 1462-3935 DOI: 10.12968/hosp.2001.62.1.1500
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In patients who have returned from the tropics, eosinophilia usually signifies infection with worms. This paper gives an approach to investigating these patients systematically. The key element is a good travel history leading to targeted investigations.
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Keywords Infection, Developing Countries, Eosinophilia, diagnosis, etiology, Human, Parasitic Diseases, complications, diagnosis, drug therapy, Predictive Value of Tests, Travel, Tropical Medicine, methods
ISI 166565100006

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