PARASITOS INTESTINALES ENTRE LOS INDIGENAS PRECOLOMBINOS

Monique M. Fouant · Marvin J. Allison · Enrique Gerszten

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Paleopathology and ancient diseases History of Medicine Studies History of Medicine and Tropical Health

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This study examined Peruvian and Chilean precolumbian mummies for parasites in feces. The evidence indicates that there was a low incidence of parasites in these populations. En la literatura hist?rica sobre el hombre temprano se encuen tra que este conoc?a las infecciones parasitarias de su medio am biente. Hoeppli (1956, 1957 ), describe que los m?dicos mesopot? micos diagnosticaban la heraaturia y atribu?an su causa a una infe? ci?n de lombriz.

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