The textbook "Intestinal Parasitism in Human Medicine" offers a comprehensive analysis of the parasitological foundations and their relevance to human medicine. The author, Ingrid Fonk, highlights the physiology of various parasite species and provides detailed insights into potential sources of infection as well as preventive measures. The book includes extensive source and image material that illustrates the complex relationships between parasites and the resulting disease symptoms. Additionally, therapeutic approaches and the diagnostic challenges associated with intestinal parasitism are thoroughly addressed. This work is aimed at professionals in the fields of medicine and nursing and provides valuable information for clinical practice.