The researcher discovered a helminth in the intestinal tissue during the necropsy.

The doctor prescribed a helminthic to treat the child's persistent intestinal infection.

The epidemiologists investigated helminthic infection patterns among schoolchildren to design effective deworming programs.

During the epidemic, the clinic recorded multiple helminthics among children presenting with persistent diarrhea.

Researchers found that helminths altered the host's immune response, leading to chronic inflammation.

In the 19th-century medical notes, the physician diagnosed the patient with helminthism after noting persistent abdominal pain and anemia.

The helminthous inflammation in the livestock required immediate veterinary intervention.

In the draft, the researcher mistakenly wrote helminthes when referring to parasitic worms.

As a graduate student specializing in helminthology, she cataloged several new species of parasitic roundworms from freshwater fish.

The biopsy revealed helminthoid structures embedded in the intestinal mucosa, suggesting a parasitic infection.