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Apparent Absence of Sarcocystis and Low Prevalence of Trichinella in Artificially Digested Diaphragm Muscle Removed during Post-Mortem Examination at a Sacramento (California) Medical Center
Diaphragm samples taken from 297 humans at autopsy over a 20-mo period were artificially digested and the digestate was examined for Sarcocystis and Trichinella. No infection with Sarcocystis was found while three infections with Trichinella were discovered.
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Present address: c/o Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Division of Biological Oceanography, Gloucester Point, Virginia 23062.
Now a student at Facultatea de Medicina, Veterinara Si Zootechic, Romania.