Cyclospora infection among school children in Kathmandu, Nepal: prevalence and associated risk factors
D Bhandari, S Tandukar, H Parajuli… - Tropical Medicine and …, 2015 - jstage.jst.go.jp
Background: The intestinal coccidian protozoa Cyclospora cayetanensis has emerged as an
important cause of parasitic diarrhea among children living in developing countries. This
study aimed to determine the prevalence of Cyclospora among the school children of
Kathmandu with reference to various associated risk factors. Methodology: A total of five
hundred and seven stool samples from students between the age of 3–14 years, studying in
13 different schools in Kathmandu were collected during the study period (May–November …
important cause of parasitic diarrhea among children living in developing countries. This
study aimed to determine the prevalence of Cyclospora among the school children of
Kathmandu with reference to various associated risk factors. Methodology: A total of five
hundred and seven stool samples from students between the age of 3–14 years, studying in
13 different schools in Kathmandu were collected during the study period (May–November …
Cyclospora infection among school children in Kathmandu, Nepal: prevalence and associated risk factors.
DB Dinesh Bhandari, ST Sarmila Tandukar… - 2015 - cabidigitallibrary.org
Background: The intestinal coccidian protozoa Cyclospora cayetanensis has emerged as an
important cause of parasitic diarrhea among children living in developing countries. This
study aimed to determine the prevalence of Cyclospora among the school children of
Kathmandu with reference to various associated risk factors. Methodology: A total of five
hundred and seven stool samples from students between the age of 3-14 years, studying in
13 different schools in Kathmandu were collected during the study period (May-November …
important cause of parasitic diarrhea among children living in developing countries. This
study aimed to determine the prevalence of Cyclospora among the school children of
Kathmandu with reference to various associated risk factors. Methodology: A total of five
hundred and seven stool samples from students between the age of 3-14 years, studying in
13 different schools in Kathmandu were collected during the study period (May-November …
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