[Eosinophilia and lymphatic filariasis in French Polynesia].
Bernard Carme, H. Kaeuffer, JACQUES LAIGRET
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Bernard Carme, H. Kaeuffer, JACQUES LAIGRET
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An important hypereosinophilia is usually regarded as an interesting argument of presumption in lymphatic filariasis. This present report concerns 278 Polynesians people infected with Wuchereria bancrofti pacifica. Six kinds of patients were analysed: carriers of microfilarias, patients with elephantiasis, with lymphangitis attacks, new infections, carriers of microfilariasis recently treated with Diethylcarbamazine and, at least, 100 fellows without filariasis. The results which were observed differ, in some aspects, from the usually admitted ideas.
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An important hypereosinophilia is usually regarded as an interesting argument of presumption in lymphatic filariasis. This present report concerns 278 Polynesians people infected with Wuchereria bancrofti pacifica. Six kinds of patients were analysed: carriers of microfilarias, patients with elephantiasis, with lymphangitis attacks, new infections, carriers of microfilariasis recently treated with Diethylcarbamazine and, at least, 100 fellows without filariasis. The results which were observed differ, in some aspects, from the usually admitted ideas.
Key concepts: Elephantiasis, Lymphangitis, Lymphatic filariasis, Diethylcarbamazine, Filariasis, Wuchereria bancrofti, Hypereosinophilia, Bancroftian filariasis