uncinariasis

In 1904, González Martínez discovered that the Schistosomiasis eggs were different from the uncinariasis (Hookworm) eggs.

Hookworm disease (also known as "Uncinariasis," and "Ground itch") is a cutaneous (skin) condition characterized by skin lesions that are erythematous macules and papules.

In areas where A. caninum is absent, the clinical signs of the patent infection together with the demonstration of strongyle eggs in the faeces is indicative of uncinariasis.

Hookworm and malaria research in Malaya, Java, and the Fiji Islands; report of Uncinariasis commission to the Orient, 1915-1917 The Rockefeller foundation, International health board.

Hasson, Esther V., "Uncinariasis: A Medical Problem of To-Day",The American Journal of Nursing, Vol.