A definitive diagnosis of<unk>  infection is traditionally done by demonstrating the presence of the larval or young adult forms in nodules of the intestinal wall via surgical examination of tissue. The larvae usually found in tissues can be 500 nanometers or longer in length.  With microscopy, one can identify the larvae based on the presence of somatic musculature divided into four quarters, along with a multinucleated intestine as well as an immature reproductive system.
Oesophagostomum laboratory findings
Scrofula physical examination
Trench mouth laboratory findings
Coronavirus physical examination
Rhinitis physical examination
Filariasis physical examination
Babesiosis physical examination
Enterobiasis physical examination