Tapeworms (Human Entozoa) (Classic Reprint): Their Sources, Varieties, and Treatment; With One Hundred Cases - Couverture souple
Synopsis
Tapeworms and practical guidance for health care. A closer look at the sources, varieties, and treatment of human tapeworms, with real-case context.
This volume compiles practical observations on the parasites that inhabit the human body, focusing on full-grown tapeworms and their behavior in people. It discusses the forms and their bears, explains how diagnosis and management hinge on accurate identification, and shares detailed case records to illustrate the range of symptoms and outcomes. The author emphasizes careful stool examination, realistic expectations for treatment, and the challenges doctors face in eradicating these parasites.
- Learn how to recognize different tapeworm forms and their preferred hosts.
- Understand why knowing whether the head is present matters for treatment decisions.
- Explore case histories that show how symptoms vary and how cures are achieved.
- Gain practical guidance on examination methods and cautious use of remedies.
Ideal for readers of medical history and parasitology, clinicians, and anyone curious about tapeworm biology and care.
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