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1. In marketing, a tool that arouses interest in an advertisement or in a product.

2. Informal; to steal or defraud.
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The presence of hooklets on a necrotic and degenerated background was considered as pathognomonic for diagnosis of HD (Figure 1).
Leishman stain in detection of hydatid hooklets in liver space occupying lesions
Hooklet numbers from the 4 rows of the cephalic bulbs of AL3 Gnathostoma spp.
Gnathostoma spp. in live Asian swamp eels (Monopterus spp.) from food markets and wild populations, United States
None of these cases showed hooklets or scolex on cytology.
A cytological study of palpable superficial nodules of parasitic origin: a study of 41 cases
The purpose of reporting this case is that a successful diagnostic yield of scoleces and hooklets can be obtained in FNAC of hydatid.
DIAGNOSIS OF HYDATID CYST PAROTID GLAND BY FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION CYTOLOGY (FNAC)
The Digital Clock Drawing Test (DCDT) Hooklets: A Novel Graphomotor Measure of Executive Function.
THink: inferring cognitive status from subtle behaviors
The scolex is seen in high magnification including the hooklets (arrow).
Isolated renal hydatid disease in a non-endemic country: a single centre experience
(5,8,10) The eggs are round to oval in shape, measure an average of 25-40 [micro]m in diameter, and contain an oncosphere with 6 hooklets. (4,7,9)
Dipylidium caninum in a 4-month old male
The microbiology report indicated the presence of hydatid hooklets. This was confirmed on histology which demonstrated the presence of the laminated and germinative layers of a hydatid cyst (Fig.
Echinococcal disease of the bone: an unusual cause of a pathological fracture
The cysts removed during surgery were confirmed to be of hydatid cyst aetiology by histopathological evidence of germinal layer and by demonstration of scolices and hooklets in the aspirated HCF.
Serum antibody & Th2 cytokine profiles in patients with cystic echinococcosis
Evaluation of the aspirated material revealed the presence of echinococcal hooklets, yielding a final diagnosis of hydatid cyst (Figure 2).
Hydatid cyst

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