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Record 1 1999-02-23

English

Subject field(s)
  • Centesis and Samplings
  • Human Diseases
DEF

Diagnostic technique in which snips are taken from superficial lesions or, if absent, from the plica transversalis recti and, after addition, of glycerol-malachite solution in order to differentiate the viable and the non-viable eggs, crushed between two thick coverlips to quantify the eggs.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Ponctions et prélèvements
  • Maladies humaines
DEF

Méthode diagnostique comprenant le prélèvement, sous rectoscopie, d'un petit fragment de muqueuse sur le bord d'une valvule de Houston au niveau d'une lésion (granulation, ulcération) ou à la face antérieure du rectum, l'écrasement entre deux lamelles et l'examen au microscope après un éventuel éclaircissement par la gomme au choral ou le lactophénol.

Spanish

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