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Detect First Human Contagion of Sweepworm in Nuevo León
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El Heraldo de Saltillo
El Heraldo de SaltilloFederal health confirms the first case of a infection of a human boreworm in NL, a 84-year-old man from Linares.
The 84-year-old patient is hospitalized, having undergone surgery when presenting an infection caused by the worm in his tongue.
MONTERREY, NL.-The first case of a infection of a worm sweeper in humans was detected in Nuevo León. The infection would be Joel Núñez, a 84-year-old man, originally from Linares, who is hospitalized at Clinic 2 of the IMSS. Family confirmed that last week he felt bad and went to consult the IMSS Clinic in Linares, but as he did not improve, he went again today and transferred him from emergency to Clinic 2.
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