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strongyloidiasis Med. and Vet. Sci.|ˌstrɒndʒɪlɔɪˈdaɪəsɪs|
[f. Strongyloides + -iasis.]
Infection with or a disease caused by nematode worms of the genus Strongyloides (family Rhabditidæ), esp. S. stercoralis, a threadworm infesting the human and the canine gut in tropical and subtropical regions, causing diarrhœa.
1930E. C. Faust Human Helminthol. xxxiii. 538 (heading) Strongyloidiasis. 1935Arch Path. XIX. 782 In certain cases in which strongyloidiasis had been active for several months the presence of filariform, postfilariform and preadolescent worms in the respiratory passages suggested hyperinfection. 1977Lancet 28 May 1121/2, 1 patient with strongyloidiasis had an increased total number of IgG-labelled cells in the lamina propria. |