Table 3.

Co-infection platform of Cyclospora with other parasites, Pediatric Hospital of Morelia, Michoacán, Mexico, 2000–2009^*

Association	No. (%)
Cyclospora alone	45 (75.0)
Co-infections with commensal	1 (1.7)
Endolimax nana	1 (1.7)
Co-infections with pathogenic parasites	6 (10.0)
Blastocystis sp.	3 (5.0)
Giardia lamblia	2 (3.3)
Trichuris trichiura, Hymenolepis nana	1 (1.7)
Co-infections with commensal and pathogenic parasites	8 (13.3)
E. coli, Blastocystis sp.	4 (6.5)
E. nana, Blastocystis sp.	1 (1.7)
E. coli, E. nana, Blastocystis sp.	1 (1.7)
G. lamblia, E. nana, Blastocystis sp.	1 (1.7)
E. coli, E. hartmanni, Blastocystis sp., H. nana	1 (1.7)
Total	60 (100.0)

^*Bacteriologic testing was conducted for 16 children. Escherichia coli was identified in 12 children. No other bacterial enteric pathogens were isolated. Testing for enteroviruses was not conducted for these children.