Abstract

The digestive protozoan parasite Entamoeba histolytica is the causative specialistof human amebiasis. The clinical syndrome of amebic dysentery is caused by an invasion of the colonic mucosa and can resemble other intestinal syndromes, such as inflammatory bowel disease. Amebic dissemination to the liver, which results in the formation of an amebic liver abscess, can sometimes be the cause of intestinal disease. The improvement of a strategy for axenic culture of the organic entity what's more, the utilization of sub-atomic strategies to the investigation of E. histolytica have prompted significant advances in comprehension of the pathophysiology of amebic contamination. Amebiasis's pathogenesis, clinical manifestations, diagnosis, and treatment are all examined in this article. In addition, the reader is referred to a number of highly regarded reviews on this