Paragonimiasis is a helminthic disease that affect accidentally man after consumption of raw
or poorly cooked crustacean dishes. The clinical feature is represented mainly by pulmonary …

Human paragonimiasis has been appearing all over the world due to increased human
migration, international travel, and worldwide food trading. However, delayed and missed …

We report a patient, a 52-year-old man from Laos, who had come to Japan at 30 years of
age, but had maintained a habit of eating raw freshwater crabs. The patient visited a …

Background Paragonimiasis is an infectious disease caused by Paragonimus, which
persists in the lung of mammals. Infection in the skin is very rare. Results A subcutaneous …

We encountered an outbreak of paragonimiasis among Cambodian technical intern trainees
(TITs) at a food-processing factory in Fukuoka, Japan. The patients were 20–28 years old …

The species, Paragonimus kellicotti, causes human paragonimiasis in North America. As a
foodborne disease, human infection with P. kellicotti occurs after eating raw or undercooked …

Background Mainly affecting poorer populations in remote (sub) tropical areas,
paragonimiasis is considered one of the world's most neglected tropical diseases by the …

Clinically, paragonimiasis is broadly classified into pulmonary, pleuropulmonary, and
extrapulmonary forms. The common extrapulmonary forms are cerebral and cutaneous …

Paragonimiasis is an important food-borne parasitic zoonosis caused by trematodes of
genus Paragonimus. We report case series of paragonimiasis with common symptoms of …

Imported human paragonimiasis has been reported in the United States. However,
autochthonous cases are rare. We describe a case of probable Paragonimus kellicotti …