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Vital Signs

机译：生命体征

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Not long ago I received two messages at my medical office about an earthy problem. One was from a patient who said a colonoscopy had turned up a small herd of tiny white worms in his gut. Needless to say, he was not pleased to learn that he was sharing his cecum (the segment of bowel from which the appendix dangles as a thin sac) with a pack of nematodes. I agreed to see him as soon as possible. The next message was from the doctor who had performed the colonos- copy. "Urgent!" he texted. "Need help with enterobius and strongyloides." Now we're getting somewhere, I thought. To a Latin-loving para- site specialist like myself, the exotic names were familiar, as were the necessary treatments. But deep down, something felt wrong. It wasn't the anxiety surrounding the worm sighting. That seemed natural enough. No, I decided, it was the actual pair of intestinal squatters. An odd combination indeed.
机译：不久前，我在医务室收到了两条有关土问题的信息。一个来自一位病人，他说结肠镜检查发现他的肠子里有一小撮细小的白色蠕虫。不用说，他不高兴得知自己正在与一包线虫共享他的盲肠（肠段，阑尾像稀薄的囊一样悬挂）。我同意尽快见到他。下一封信息来自执行结肠镜检查的医生。 “紧急！”他发短信。 “需要肠球菌和类圆线虫的帮助。”我想，现在到了某个地方。对于像我这样喜欢拉丁文的寄生虫专家来说，外来名称很熟悉，必要的治疗方法也很熟悉。但在内心深处，感觉有些不对劲。并不是因为看到蠕虫而感到焦虑。这似乎很自然。不，我决定，那是一对真正的肠道屋者。确实是一个奇怪的组合。

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