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Clinicopathological features of hepatosplenic schistosomiasis in children.

SUMMARYA clinicopathological study of 40 children with hepatosplenic schistosomiasis showed the disease to be common in Kaduna, Northern Nigeria. The disease occurred predominantly in males (5: 7: 1), and was characterized by chronic ill health, oedema, hepatic fibrosis and glomerulopathy which was predominantly proliferative. The disease was associated with salmonellosis and high serum IgM in 17 (42–5%) children.