World Class Parasites
DOI: 10.1007/0-306-47661-4_8
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Natural History of Human Filariasis — The Elusive Road

Abstract: There are currently two models to explain the course of lymphatic filarial infection and disease in human populations. I develop a different model that incorporates existing data from animal models as well as epidemiological and longitudinal observations on human populations. The model explains the observations and makes predictions which are testable.

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“…Unlike several other infectious diseases, there is no clear consensus that patent infections would necessarily lead to development of chronic disease in human lymphatic filariasis [36]. This is partly due to limitations in defining protective immunity in human communities.…”
Section: Definition and Delineation Of Putatively Immune Subjectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Unlike several other infectious diseases, there is no clear consensus that patent infections would necessarily lead to development of chronic disease in human lymphatic filariasis [36]. This is partly due to limitations in defining protective immunity in human communities.…”
Section: Definition and Delineation Of Putatively Immune Subjectsmentioning
confidence: 99%