Severe strongyloidiasis: a systematic review of case reports

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@drharrislakers Agreed, the humble case report is valuable. Dismissed as low tier evidence, designated as a bare minimum exercise in GME 😞 Case report systematic reviews do exist tho (https://t.co/uS4pdBDKpE)

29 Dec 2022

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RT @carvicab: @Juajal @JuanJJaller @FarukHdez Patients with rheumatic diseases should be candidates for preventive treatment for strongyloi…

01 Aug 2020

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@Juajal @JuanJJaller @FarukHdez Patients with rheumatic diseases should be candidates for preventive treatment for strongyloidasis ? https://t.co/twvtWBqIQ9 @rheum_covid @philipcrobinson @mugartegil

01 Aug 2020

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An important point in patients who are immunosupressed(ie transplant patients or others receiving chronic steroids) the classic hypereosinophila may not be present. https://t.co/P9J5uTHBhd

16 Aug 2018

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