What are the differences in the prevalence of fecal and biliary carriers in relation to diseases like schistosomiasis?
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The text in the image discusses the prevalence of certain types of carriers related to infectious diseases, particularly in the context of schistosomiasis and urinary issues in Egypt. It highlights the frequency and types of carriers, focusing on fecal and biliary carriers.
Answer
Fecal carriers are more common than biliary carriers; chronic urinary carriers are prevalent in endemic regions.
The image states that fecal carriers are more frequent than biliary carriers in diseases like schistosomiasis. In Egypt, chronic urinary carriers are more prevalent in endemic areas, particularly among women. Biliary carriers often have biliary tract abnormalities.
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The image states that fecal carriers are more frequent than biliary carriers in diseases like schistosomiasis. In Egypt, chronic urinary carriers are more prevalent in endemic areas, particularly among women. Biliary carriers often have biliary tract abnormalities.
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In Egypt, the prevalence of urinary carriers is linked to schistosomiasis endemicity and is influenced by gender, affecting women more. Biliary tract abnormalities can indicate an increased risk for biliary carriers.
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Common mistakes include confusing the prevalence of different types of carriers or not considering regional differences in disease endemicity.
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