Strongyloidiasis is a major neglected tropical disease with the potential of causing lifelong
infection and mortality. One of the ways for effective control of this disease is developing …

Strongyloides stercoralis is a soil-transmitted helminth that is mainly found in the tropical and
subtropical regions and affects approximately 600 million people globally. The medical …

Background The sensitivity of parasitological and molecular methods is unsatisfactory for the
diagnosis of strongyloidiasis, and serological techniques are remaining as the most effective …

The conventional method of detecting Strongyloides stercoralis in fecal samples has poor
diagnostic sensitivity. Detection of Strongyloides-specific antibodies increases the …

Laboratory diagnosis of Strongyloides infections can be grouped into direct and indirect
detection methods, and a combination of the two methods is often needed to reach an …

Human strongyloidiasis is an important soil-transmitted helminthiasis that affects millions
worldwide and can develop into fatal systemic strongyloidiasis in immunosuppressed …

Detection of Strogyloides-specific IgG antibodies in urine and serum has been used in
diagnostic and epidemiological studies on strongyloidiasis. However, the usefulness of …

Background Strongyloidiasis, one of the neglected tropical diseases (NTDs), can be fatal in
immunocompromised patients. Available data on Strongyloides stercoralis infection in high …

Strongyloides stercoralis is a parasite widely distributed in the tropical and subtropical areas
in the world. Its treatment and diagnosis have a limitation as many other parasitic diseases …

Background Strongyloides stercoralis is the fourth most important intestinal nematode
worldwide. The parasite load and larvae count are often low, thus conventional methods are …