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dicrocoeliasis

Human disease

Type of disease

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Dicrocoeliosis (synonym: dicrocoelosis) is the term for the parasitic disease caused by the lancet liver fluke. It belongs to the worm diseases (helminthoses) and occurs predominantly in ruminants, but occasionally also in other (wild) animals and humans. Certain environmental factors, the presence of intermediate hosts, and the presence of definitive hosts are of fundamental importance for the occurrence of dicrocoeliosis.

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