Ultrasound Diagnosis of Intestinal Ascariasis

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Narayan Bikram Thapa
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Introduction-The conventional method of diagnosing ascariasis is by testing the stool for the presence of the eggs. When there are atypical abdominal symptoms a routine ultrasound scan using the common 3-3.5 MHz probe yields no definite findings to diagnose intestinal ascariasis. If a high frequency probe of 5-10 MHz is used instead, intestinal ascariasis could be definitely established. This case illustrates a typical worm diagn-osed with the help of a high frequency probe.

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Narayan Bikram Thapa. 2014. \u201cUltrasound Diagnosis of Intestinal Ascariasis\u201d. Global Journal of Medical Research - D: Radiology, Diagnostic GJMR-D Volume 14 (GJMR Volume 14 Issue D1): .

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Introduction-The conventional method of diagnosing ascariasis is by testing the stool for the presence of the eggs. When there are atypical abdominal symptoms a routine ultrasound scan using the common 3-3.5 MHz probe yields no definite findings to diagnose intestinal ascariasis. If a high frequency probe of 5-10 MHz is used instead, intestinal ascariasis could be definitely established. This case illustrates a typical worm diagn-osed with the help of a high frequency probe.

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