| Table of Contents |
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| Preface |
i |
| Foreword |
ii |
| Keynote address: On emerging problems in food-borne parasitic zoonoses: Impact on agriculture
and public helth |
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| C Khamboonruang |
1 |
| The current status of food-borne parasitic zoonoses in Indonesia |
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| C Kusharyono, S Sukartinah |
8 |
| Current public health status of some food-borne parasitic zoonoses in Malaysia |
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| KI Singh |
11 |
| Food-borne parasitic zoonoses in the Philippines |
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| SL Eduardo |
16 |
| Current status of food-borne parasitic zoonoses in Thailand |
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| T Ramasoota |
23 |
| Current status offood-bome parasitic zoonoses in Singapore |
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| M Singh, YE Hian, LH Chong |
27 |
| Food-borne parasitic zoonoses in the People's Republic of China |
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| XP Li |
31 |
| Current status offood-bome parasitic zoonoses in India |
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| BB Bhatia |
36 |
| Current status offood-bome parasitic zoonoses in Hong Kong |
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| RC Ko |
42 |
| Current status of food-borne parasitic zoonoses in Japan |
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| M Kamiya, HK Ooi |
48 |
| Current status offood-bome parasitic zoonoses in Korea |
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| CT Soh |
54 |
| Current status offood-bome parasitic zoonoses in Laos |
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| M Giboda ,O Ditrich, T Scholz, T Viengsay, S Bouaphanh |
56 |
| Current status of food-borne parasitic zoonoses in Taiwan |
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| ER Chen |
62 |
| Current status offood-bome parasitic zoonoses in the United States |
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| PM Schantz, J McAuley |
65 |
| Current status offood-bome parasitic zoonoses in Eastern Europe |
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| K Cuperlovic |
72 |
| Current status of food-borne parasitic zoonoses in West Germany |
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| E Hinz |
78 |
| Current status offood-bome parasitic zoonoses in Mediter-ranean and African regions |
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| E Pozio |
85 |
| Toxoplasmosis - An overview |
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| JP Dubey |
88 |
| Study on the prevalence of toxoplasmosis in Indonesia: A review |
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| S Gandahusada |
93 |
| Visual impairment and blindness in ocular toxoplasmosis cases |
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| RS Kadarisman, M Marsetio, LB Simangunsong |
99 |
| Review of toxoplasmosis in Malaysia |
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| N Yahaya |
102 |
| Pattern of antibodies in toxoplasmosis of pregnant women and their children in Thailand |
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| T Chintana |
107 |
| Epidemiology of swine toxoplasmosis in Taiwan |
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| CN Chang, SS Tsai, M Kuo, JP Dubey |
111 |
| Studies on the use of cobalt-60 irradiation to control infectivity of Toxoplasma gondii cysts |
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| CC Song, XZ Yuan, LY Shen, XX Gan, JZ Ding, YF Duan |
115 |
| Toxoplasmosis in Singapore |
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| M Singh, J Wee, YE Hian, TYC Ee, CY Cheong, HL Chuen |
120 |
| Long term maintenance of ToxopJasma gondii (RH strain) in ,Vero cell line and use of harvested
antigens for immunodiagnosis |
|
| K Suresh, JW Mak, HS Yong |
124 |
| Review of sarcocystosis in Malaysia |
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| SP Kan, R Pathmanathan |
129 |
| Epidemiology and dignosis of sarcocystosis |
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| M Perovic |
135 |
| Sarcocystis and sarcocystosis in India |
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| PD Juyal |
138 |
| Sarcocystis in caribou (Rangifer tarandus terraenorae) in Newfoundland |
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| RA Khan, D Fong |
142 |
| Isolation of parasites on fruits and vegetables |
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| JW Bier |
144 |
| Epidemiology of marine fish-borne parasitic zoonoses |
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| TL DeardorfT |
146 |
| Diphyllobothrium, Anisakis, and other fish-borne parasitic zoonoses |
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| TA Dick, BR Dixon, A Choudhury |
150 |
| Capillariasis philippinensis: A fish-borne parasitic zoonosis |
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| JH Cross, V Basaca-Sevilla |
153 |
| Intestinal fluke infections in Southeast Asia |
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| J Waikagul |
158 |
| IntestinaItrematodes infecting humans in Korea |
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| JY Chai, SH Lee |
163 |
| Differential diagnosis of Opisthorchiid and Heterophyid metacercariae (Trematoda) infecting flesh
of cyprinid fish from Nan Ngum dam lake in Laos |
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| T Scholz, O Ditrich, M Giboda |
171 |
| Serological differentiation of human small fluke infections using Opisthorchis viverrini and
Haplorchis taichui antigens |
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| O Ditrich, P Kopaeek, M Giboda, J Gutvirtb, T Scholz |
174 |
| Immunodiagnosis of opisthorchiasis |
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| S Sirisinha, R Chawengkirttikul, R Sermswan |
179 |
| Clonorchiasis in Taiwan |
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| ER Chen |
184 |
| Diagnosis of clonorchiasis by ELISA-inhibition test using a Clonorchis sinensis spicific monoclonal
anitbody |
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| TS Yong, KI Im, PR Chung |
186 |
| Snail borne parasitic zoonoses: Angiostrongyliasis |
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| M Bhaibulaya |
189 |
| Clinical studies on angiostrongyliasis cantonensis among children in Taiwan |
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| KP Hwang, ER,Chen |
194 |
| Transmission of Angiostrongylus cantonensis through the giant African snail Achalina fulica: An
experimental study |
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| P Sithithawom, WY Brockelman, C Brockelman |
200 |
| Echinostomiasis - - a snail-borne intestinal trematode zoonosis |
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| WP Camey |
206 |
| Eating habits associated with Echinostoma malayanum infections in the Philippines |
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| A Tangtrongchitr, RB Monzon |
212 |
| Historical review and current status of gnathostomiasis in Asia |
|
| Y Nawa |
217 |
| Gnathostomiasis in Thailand: A survey on intermediate hosts of Gnathostoma spp. with special
reference to a new type oflarvae found in Fluta alba |
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| P Setasuban, S Nuamtanong, V Rojanakittikoon, S Yaemput, P Dekumyoy, H Akahane, S Kojima |
220 |
| Gnathostoma larva migrans among guests ofa new year party |
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| S Migasena, P Pitisunithum, V Desakom |
225 |
| Specificity of antibodies in cerebrospinal fluid of human cerebral gnathostomiasis cases |
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| N Morakote, N Nateewatana, W Navacharoen, S Jitpimolmard, V Cbotmongkol, W Maleewong |
228 |
| Taeniasis-cysticercosis: An introduction |
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| A Flisser |
233 |
| The situation of cysticercosis/taeniasis in animals/man in Bali |
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| IGP Suweta |
236 |
| Taeniasis in Indonesia with special reference to Samosir Island, North Sumatra |
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| AA Depary, ML Kosman |
239 |
| Five cases of neurocysticercosis diagnosed in Sydney |
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| J Walker, S Chen, D Packham, P McIntyre |
242 |
| Asian Taenia saginata: Species or strain? |
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| PC Fan |
245 |
| The differentiation of a newly described Asian taeniid from Taenia saginata using enzymatically
amplified nontranscribed ribosomal DNA repeat sequences |
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| DS .Zarlenga |
251 |
| Some recent advances in the molecular characterization of Echinococcus and Taenia solium |
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| DP McMariuss, J Bowles, G Leggatt, E Garcia-Zepeda |
256 |
| Laboratory rodent models for the tapeworm-stage of Taenia saginata and other related taeniid
species |
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| M Kamiya, H Sato, M Kitaoka, K Ishiwata, Y Oku, M Ito, P Gathura |
262 |
| A recombinant immunodiagnostic antigen for bovine cysticercosis |
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| ML Rhoads, DS Zarlenga, FM AI-Yaman |
268 |
| Treatment of human taeniasis in the Philippines: A review |
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| AC Cruz |
271 |
| The treatment ofneurocysticercosis with praziquantel |
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| S Vanijanonta, D Bunnag, M Riganti |
275 |
| Clinical evaluation of albendazole and praziquantel in the treatment of cerebral cysticercosis |
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| M Cruz, I Cruz, J Horton |
279 |
| Control of Taenia solium taeniasis and cysticercosis by focus-oriented chemotherapy of taeniasis |
|
| ZS Pawlowski |
284 |
| Cestode vaccines |
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| MD Rickard |
287 |
| General introduction and epidemiology oftrichinellosis |
|
| E Pozio, G La Rosa |
291 |
| Present status oftrichinellosis in Japan |
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| T Yamaguchi |
295 |
| Epidemiological survey oftrichinellosis in Yugoslavia |
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| A Marinculic, D Rapic, J Brglez, N Dzakula, D Stojiljkovic |
302 |
| Epidemiology of swine trichinellosis in Yugoslavia |
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| K Cuperlovic |
308 |
| The present status oftrichinellosis in Thailand |
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| C Khamboonruang |
312 |
| The significance of changing trends in trichinellosis |
|
| CW Kim |
316 |
| Immunodiagnosis of swine trichinellosis |
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| KD Murrell, DS Zarlenga |
321 |
| Detection of Trichinella by various methods in Yugoslavia |
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| M Dordevic |
326 |
| Trichinellosis and trichinellosis control in Germany |
|
| E Hinz |
329 |
| Testing for food-borne parasites, their metabolic products and symbionts |
|
| GJ Jackson |
334 |
| Epidemiological assessment of Parasitic Zoonoses in Malaysia |
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| KC Shekhar |
337 |
| Paragonimiasis in Mae Hong Son Province northern Thailand: Case report |
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| D Ekarohit, C Chesdapan, P Thitasut, K Sukonthasan, W Choochote |
340 |
| Recent trends of paragonimiasis westermani in Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan |
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| Y Nawa |
342 |
| Studies on clinical manifestations, diagnosis and control of paragonimiasis in China |
|
| ZB Xu |
345 |
| The situation of liver fluke infestation in cattle in Bali |
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| IGP Suweta |
349 |
| Problem of fascioliasis in animal husbandry in Thailand |
|
| S Srihakim, M Pholpark |
352 |
| Fasciola hepatica infection in China |
|
| MG Chen |
356 |
| Liver fluke disease (fascioliasis) : Epidemiology, economic impact and public health significance |
|
| AA Saleha |
361 |
| Abdominal hydatidosis in Pondicherry, India |
|
| M Vamsy, SC Parija, RN Sibal |
365 |
| Recent trends in the serodiagnosis of hydatid disease |
|
| Se Parija |
371 |
| Economic losses resulting from food-borne parasitic zoonoses |
|
| KD Murrell |
377 |
| Principles and costs in the regulation of microbially contaminated foods |
|
| GJ Jackson |
382 |
| Preliminary estimates of economic impact of liver fluke infection in Thailand and the feasibility of
irradiation as a control mellsure |
|
| P Loaharanu, S Sornmani |
384 |
| Snail-borne paeasitic zoonoses in Korea |
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| PR Chung, CT Soh |
391 |
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