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Causal organism is a helminth called Wuchereria bancrofti
The limb in which the problem lymphatic vessel is in can become swelled. This could ultimately cause elephantiasis.
The disease is transmitted by ingesting the eggs of the pinworm
Usually called, "Napoleon Syndrome" since Napoleon was very short in stature.
A description of a trauma-based syndrome called Posttraumatic Relationship Syndrome (PTRS) which may afflict individuals who have been traumatized.
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No, it is caused by a parasite called Wuchereria bancrofti, a type of roundworm.
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elephantiasis
Other terms for elephantiasis are Barbados leg, elephant leg, morbus herculeus, mal de Cayenne, and myelolymphangioma
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People suffering from elephantiasis retain fluid in the limbs and they become grotesquely swollen. The cause of the disease is parasitic worms that inhabit the lymphatic system and prevent proper circulation.
Causal organism is a helminth called Wuchereria bancrofti
The limb in which the problem lymphatic vessel is in can become swelled. This could ultimately cause elephantiasis.
It is an intestinal infection caused by the parasitic roundworm called Enterobius vermicularis
No, there is not a living creature called a lematoad. However, there is an organism called a nematoda, which is a kind of roundworm.
Elephantiasis, also called filariasis, is due to infection by a couple different types of parasitic worms. The three most common types of worms are; Wuchereria bancrofti, Brugia malayi, and B. timori.