Fig. 4.
Another E. ilocanum egg (102×58 µm) found in a Kato-Katz fecal smear of a patient. Note the thin and inconspicuous operculum (arrow; up) and a tiny abopercular knob at its terminal end (arrow; down). ×400.
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