Figure 1.
Map showing the global prevalence of S. stercoralis infection.
The map was constructed using the data from the table, with the highest percentage prevalence of reported case studies and screening among populations from different countries that are endemic and nonendemic regions of the disease.
Table 1.
Global survey of prevalence of S. stercoralis in endemic and nonendemic regions of the disease.
Figure 2.
Life cycle of S. stercoralis with the heterogonic and parasitic phases.