﻿PARAGONIMIASIS IN THE PHILIPPINES. 



eight fatal cases of paragonimus infection — Continued. 



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IV. 



Free from adhesions ex- 

 cept around the duo- 

 denum where there is a 

 mass of old adhesions 

 covering a post-peri- 

 tonial Paragonimus ab- 

 scess leading down 

 behind the left kidney. 



Moderate thickening of 

 the left side and a few 

 cystic abscesses on the 

 surfaces. 



Appears normal . 



Moderately cirrhotic. 

 Gall bladder and ducts 

 appear normal. 



Appears normal . 



Appears normal . 



Appears norma] . 



Appears normal except 

 duodenum which is 

 bound down with adhe- 



Appears normal externally 



V. 



Extensive Par- 

 ay o n i m u s 

 infection sim- 

 ilar to Case If. 



Extensive Par- 

 a g o n i in u s 

 infection sim- 

 ilar to Case II. 



Not involved. 



Moderately 

 firm and few 

 subcapsular 

 cystic ab- 

 scesses. 



Appears nor- 

 mal. 



Similar to Case 

 III. 



Appears 

 mal. 



Severe Par a- 

 gonimus in- 

 fection of 

 lower one 

 half. 



Rather exten- 

 sive infection 

 similar to 

 Case II. 



VI. 



Adhesions 

 andratherex- 

 tensive Par- 

 agonimus in- 

 fection of 

 omentum 

 and mesen- 

 tery. 



Moderate num- 

 ber of ab- 

 scesses on left 

 side on both 

 upper and 

 lower sur- 

 faces. 



Appears nor- 

 mal. 



Moderate fatty 

 degeneration. 

 No Paragoni- 

 mus lesions. 



Appears nor- 

 mal. 



Appears 

 mal. 



Appears 

 mal. 



In lower por- 

 tion a small 

 area of blu- 

 ish cystic ab- 

 scesses in wall 



Healing amoe- 

 bic ulcera- 

 tion. 



VII. 



Moderate num- 

 ber of adhe- 

 sions with 

 rather exten- 

 sive Paragon- 

 imus lesions 

 particularly 

 in omentum. 



Two bluish cys- 

 tic abscesses 

 on under sur- 

 face left side. 



Slightly en- 

 larged and 

 soft. 



Appears 

 mal. 



Acute catarrh. 



Pa r ag oniinus 

 infection 

 th roughout. 

 Acute dysen- 

 teric lesions 

 in lower £. 



Para g animus 

 infection 

 throughout, 

 lesions of 

 acute dysen- 

 tery through- 

 out. 



VIII. 



T u berculosis. 

 No Paragon- 

 i m u s les- 

 ions found. 



Pa r agonimus 

 lesions left 

 up per sur- 

 face. 



Tuberculosis. 



Tuberculosis. 



Tuberculosis. 



