The gold standard test for the diagnosis of<unk>  remains the skin snip biopsy. The biopsy is performed using a sclerocorneal biopsy punch or by elevating a small cone of skin (3 mm in diameter) with a needle and shaving it off with a scalpel. There are antibody tests that can assist in the diagnosis of<unk> , though many are not available outside the research setting
Onchocerciasis other diagnostic studies
Lymphatic filariasis other diagnostic studies
Schistosomiasis other diagnostic studies
Whipworm infection other diagnostic studies
Ascariasis other diagnostic studies
Trichomoniasis other diagnostic studies
Strongyloidiasis other diagnostic studies
Enterobiasis other diagnostic studies