Authors
Kimberley Murray, Emily Grahn, Andrew Stacey, Carly Hughes, Harsha Sheorey, Constantin Constantinoiu, Leslie Kuma, Richard S Bradbury
Published in
Emerging infectious diseases. Volume 32. Issue 7. Pages 1196-1198.
Abstract
Dirofilaria nematodes, a common cause of canine filarial disease, are increasingly recognized as emerging human pathogens. We report a case of human pulmonary dirofilariasis in the lung of a man from Northern Australia with pulmonary adenocarcinoma. This case highlights the risk for zoonotic transmission in regions with high canine heartworm prevalence.
PMID:
42366167
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