ArticleOne health (Amsterdam, Netherlands)2020
The trends of human dirofilariasis in Croatia: Yesterday - Today - Tomorrow.
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Abstract
introductionHuman dirofilariasis is a disease historically linked to the Mediterranean area. For the last few decades, however,
methodsIn a nationwide investigation, new and previously published cases of human dirofilariasis in Croatia were analyzed.
resultsSince 1996, 30 cases of human dirofilariosis were reported in Croatia. A total of 14 (46,67%) cases were from the coastal and 16 (53,33%) from continental regions of the country. Based on anatomical location, 13 (43,33%) cases were subcutaneous, 12 (40%) were ocular and five (16,67%) occurred in the reproductive organs. In all 30 cases,
conclusionsAn increase in air temperature as climate change, changes in mosquito fauna, high prevalence of
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