The Epidemiological Implications of Deer Fly Nuisance Biting and Transmission of Loiasis in an Endemic Area in Southeastern Nigeria

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Emmanuel Chukwunenye Uttah

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Loiasis: the individual factors associated with the presence of microfilaraemia.

The occurrence of loiasis, mansonellosis and wuchereriasis in the Jarawa River Valley, central Nigeria.

Bancroftian filariasis: house-to-house variation in the vectors and transmission -- and the relationship to human infection -- in an endemic community of coastal Tanzania.

Ecology of human loiasis in Nigeria.

Chrysops silacea and C. dimidiata: fly densities and infection rates with Loa loa in the Chaillu mountains, Congo Republic.

Malaria and loaisis among blood donors at Ibadan, Nigeria.

The problem of loiasis in West Africa with special reference to recent investigations at Kumba in the British Cameroons and at Sapele in Southern Nigeria.

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scholarly article

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10.5402/2013/970386

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2013

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2013-01-01T00:00:00Z

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epidemiology