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Bilharziasis of the urinary tract in Zambia : observation on 100 consecutive cases

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Date
1981-08
Author
Elem, B
Vandal, M.T
Type
Article
Language
en
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Abstract
Cystoscopic, urographic and histological observations on 100 consecutive cases of urinary bilharziasis are presented. 35 patients had calcification of the urinary tract whilst I.V.U. of 40 patients were abnormal. Abnormal urograms were more often observed in patients with reduced bladder capacity than with vesicle calcification. Surgery to the urinary tract was considered necessary in 19 patients. There were 3 deaths and all were secondary to schistosomiasis. Our observations indicate that urinary bilharziasis in Zambia is associated with a high morbidity and a significant mortality.
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https://library.adhl.africa/handle/123456789/11630
Citation
Elem, B Vandal, M.T. (1981).Bilharziasis of the urinary tract in Zambia(observation on 100 consecutive cases. Medical Journal of Zambia.15, (4)
Sponsorhip
Office of Global AIDS/US Department of State
Publisher
University of Zambia, Medical Library
Subject
Urinary Tract Infection
Bilharziasis--Zambia
Schistosomiasis
Description
Cystoscopic, Urographic and histological on 100 consecutive cases of urinary bilharziasis
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