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Abstract
it is well known that blood e\Jsl.I~(.J-.hils are inr;re”lsed
in most helminthic infections. .rhe ubje~ti’fe 0:: ti~lis \?ork
was to stud;y {IV what exteut couli blood eosillol,hlliH ’Je used
in the diagnosis of intiest;J.nal Hnd UrirH-1r./ l-telminth.lClsi::J.
One hundred and foul’ cases sufferins from different
helmintJhic I nrec tJions were studi ed, ’;n38s auffe r i n.: l”rom
helminthiC infec t Lons and 311Y 0 t her cause t ha t IDoY 1e~d tv
eosinophilia were excluded from the present s~udy.
A case she e c was desir;np.d co cover t he aspcc;ts ol’ ;;f~rsonal
hi s c•).l.’Y, comploint, present hi:;Lory, past hi SLo[’y and
clinical exaillina~lons (chest, heart and abdomen) •
.the fo11owinS investiGations were done to every patient:
1- Urine examination and eGg counting by sedimentati0n and
c euur ifuga cion.
2- Stool examination by direcc smear me~hod, hiche techrdque
and ee;g countiini:j for cases ’:ii ch Sr;histosuma ~~ by
Kato technique and fu.c c a ae s ”,ith Asr;aris lumbricoi!ies
and Ancylos~oma duoden~le oy ~tioll’s tier;hnique.
3- Differentiial Leuccc yve count.