Ciba Foundation Symposium - Bilharziasis

Copyright © 1962 Ciba Foundation

Ciba Foundation Symposium - Bilharziasis

Editor(s): G. E. W. Wolstenholme, Maeve O'Connor

Published Online: 25 JUL 2008

Print ISBN: 9780470722756

Online ISBN: 9780470719312

DOI: 10.1002/9780470719312

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Table of contents

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      Frontmatter (pages i–xiii)

    2. Chapter 1

      Bilharziasis as a National Health Problem in the United Arab Republic (pages 1–6)

      A. H. Mousa

    3. Chapter 2

      Population Studies of Intermediate Hosts in Relation to Transmission of Bilharziasis in East Africa (pages 7–22)

      G. Webbe

    4. Chapter 3

      Aspects of the Ecology of the Intermediate Hosts of Schistosoma mansoni Interfering with the Transmission of Bilharziasis in North-Eastern Brazil (pages 23–35)

      F. S. Barbosa

    5. Chapter 4

      Population Ecology and Epidemiological Problems (pages 36–80)

      Nelson G. Hairston

    6. Chapter 5

      The Variability in Morphology and Anatomy of the Bulinid Snails in Egypt, with Special Reference to their Transmission of Schistosoma haematobium (pages 81–102)

      Mohamed El-Gind and Menriet Z. Rushdi

    7. Chapter 6

      The Significance of Infra-Specific Taxonomy in Bilharziasis* (pages 103–126)

      C. A. Wright

    8. Chapter 7

      The Rôle of Animals as Reservoirs of Bilharziasis in Africa (pages 127–156)

      G. S. Nelson, C. Teesdale and R. B. Highton

    9. Chapter 8

      Some Nutritional Aspects of Bilharziasis (pages 157–173)

      Willia B. Dewitt

    10. Chapter 9

      Clinical Aspects of Bilharziasis (pages 174–197)

      Anware El Mofty

    11. Chapter 10

      Important Achievements in the Control of Bkharziasis in New China (pages 198–206)

      Mao Shou-Pai

    12. Chapter 11

      The Pathognomy of Bilharziasis: An Unanswered Question (pages 207–225)

      R. Elsdon-Dew

    13. Chapter 12

      Schistosomal Metabolic Products in the Diagnosis of Bilharziasis (pages 226–238)

      Abdel Fattah Sherif

    14. Chapter 13

      Acquired Resistance to Bilharziasis (pages 239–265)

      S. R. Smithers

    15. Chapter 14

      Observations in Mice on the Schistosomicidal Properties of 1:7-BIS(p-Aminophenoxy)Heptane in vivo and in vivo/in vitro (pages 266–286)

      O. D. Standen

    16. Chapter 15

      Tracer Studies with Antimony-124 in Man (pages 287–309)

      A. Abdallah and M. Saif

    17. Chapter 16

      The Search for Non-Antimonial Schistosomicides (pages 310–325)

      J. Newsome

    18. Chapter 17

      Comparative Investigations of Some Molluscicides (pages 326–338)

      R. Gönnert and D R. Strufe

    19. Chapter 18

      The Rôle of Molluscicides in Combating Bilharziasis (pages 339–353)

      Naguib Ayad

    20. Chapter 19

      The Use of Molluscicides as a Bilharziasis Control Measure in South Africa (pages 354–367)

      R. J. Pitchford

    21. Chapter 20

      Bilharziasis Control as an Integral Part of Rural Health Services (pages 368–381)

      A. A. El Halawani

    22. Chapter 21

      The Modification of Habitats in the Control of Bilharziasis, with Special Reference to Water Resource Development (pages 382–403)

      Donald B. McMullen

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      Summaries and Recommendations of Sub-Sections (pages 404–416)

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      Index of Authors (page 417)

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      Subject Index (pages 418–433)

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