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1. 甲状腺機能亢進症および甲状腺ホルモン療法による骨疾患bone disease with hyperthyroidism and thyroid hormone therapy [show details]
…first reports of hyperthyroid bone disease was in 1891 when von Recklinghausen described the "worm-eaten" appearance of the long bones of a young woman who died from hyperthyroidism . With the introduction…
2. その他の線虫miscellaneous nematodes [show details]
… It is also known as "sushi worm," "herring worm" (Anisakis species), or "cod worm" (Pseudoterranova species).… which may result in the appearance of nodules or cavities on chest radiography . The radiographic appearance is often described as a "coin lesion"…
3. 条虫症tapeworm infections [show details]
…species); the worm uses these to attach itself to the intestine of the host. Each segment (known as a proglottid) has a complete set of reproductive organs. Depending on the species, the adult worm may have… a mass ("tubule in tubule" appearance) may be observed . The diagnosis is often based on compatible clinical and radiographic appearance,… These small freshwater fish are eaten by larger predator species (later intermediate host),…
4. 非定型外性器外観（性分化差異）を有する幼児のマネージメントmanagement of the infant with atypical genital appearance difference of sex development [show details]
…cultural constraints of raising a child with atypical genital appearance and an undefined gender. Children with atypical genital appearance who do not undergo early surgical correction and their parents …
5. エキノコックス症の疫学および制御epidemiology and control of echinococcosis [show details]
… thousands of worms. E. granulosus worms are usually 2 to 7 mm long and consist of a scolex with suckers and hooks as well as at least three proglottid segments. E. multilocularis worms are up to… the larval mass resembles a malignancy in appearance and behavior because it proliferates indefinitely… commensals in and around dwellings. In central Europe, infected foxes expel eggs, which are then eaten by rodents inhabiting cultivated fields and gardens; these in turn can become a source of infection …