Ascariasis

The geohelminths: ascaris, trichuris, and hookworm

edited by Celia V. Holland and Malcolm W. Kennedy.

Ascariasis and its public health significance: a volume based on the agenda and discussions of the 1984 Banff conference, organized by WHO Parasitic Diseases Programme and Division of Nutritional Sciences, Cornell University, New York

edited by D.W.T. Crompton, M.C. Nesheim, Z.S. Pawlowski.

Helminth and heavy metals transmission from aerobically digested sewage sludge

Paul R. Fitzgerald.

Ascarides lombrico© des dans les voies biliaires et dans le foie: th©·se pr©♭sent©♭e et publiquement soutenue © la Facult©♭ de m©♭decine de Montpellier le 27 juillet 1906

par Andr©♭ Sahattchieff

Kaishi

Kitamura Tadashi Shion sen

Ascaris: the Neglected Parasite

Celia Holland

Ascaridata of animals and man and the diseases caused by them.: (Askaridaty zhivotnykh i cheloveka i vyzyvaemye imi zabolevaniya).

[By] A. A. Mozgovoi. Translated from Russian [by M. Raveh]

Observations on the life history of Ascaris lumbricoides

by B.H. Ransom and W.D. Foster

Ascariasis in the pig: an epizootiological and clinical study

Olle Nilsson

Control of ascariasis: report of a WHO Expert Committee.

World Health Organization. Expert Committee on the Control of Ascariasis.