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Incidental detection of parasites: A Pathologist’s viewpoint

Joint Meeting on 2nd Annual Congress on Bacterial, Viral and Infectious Diseases & 6th International Conference on Rare Diseases & Orphan Drug

Indranil Chakrabarti

North Bengal Medical College, India

ScientificTracks Abstracts: J Infect Dis Ther

Abstract
Parasitic infestation is a serious health problem in developing countries. Lack of proper sanitation, close proximity with cattle and pets as well as overcrowding are some of the causes that lead to the spread of parasitic diseases. Some parasitic infections do parasites in routine blood and bone marrow is the job of a pathologist. But often, fine needle aspiration cytology smears of superficial and deep lesions, histopathological specimens of various organs, urine and stool specimens carry an element of surprise to the unsuspecting microscopist.
Biography

Indranil Chakrabarti has completed his Graduation in MD Pathology. He is an Ambassador of European Association for Cancer Research. He has more than 58 publications in national and international journals of repute. He is a regular Reviewer of several international journals including Diagnostic Cytopathology and BMJ-Case Reports. He is also a Member of International Editorial Board of various pathology related journals and a contributor to pathology outlines.

E-mail: drinch@rediffmail.com

 

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