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Three cases of hepatica capillariasis in China
| Reporter | Date | Area in China | Diagnostic basis |
| Bing-Kun Xu[27] | 1979 | Guangdong Province | Capillaria hepatica (C. hepatica) detected by liver biopsy |
| Xi-Meng Lin[28] | 2003 | Tangzhuang, Xinxiang City | Persistent fever (40°C), hepatomegaly eosinophilia, and adult C. hepatica detected by liver biopsy |
| Jia-Nin Huang[29] | 2003 | Fuzhou City, Fujian Province | Persistent fever, anemia, hepatomegaly, eosinophilia, and eggs detected by liver biopsy |
