cestoda Taenia saginata taenia solium Hymenolepis nana Echinococcus granulosus
distribution cattle ,cows small intestine) pigs  small intestine) small intestine worldwide ,in sheep & cattle raising countries
size 4-6 m 2-4 m 0.5cm to 5 cm 3-6 mm
scolex no rostellum or hooks , 4 suckers rostellum and hooks , 2 suckers 4 suckers and rostellum with  hook 4 suckers ,rostellum with hooks
strobila 1000-2000 800-900 ,strobila 200 segments (immature ,mature ,gravid) cysticercoid :oval cyst 0.5-1mm length 3 segments :immature ,mature and one gravid segment
mature segment testes (400) ,ovary :bilobbed testes (200) ovary trilobed 3 testes ,one ovary Hydatid cyst (3 types)unilocular type common : >spherical may reach 20 cm in diameter (draw) ,, it is diagnostic stage
gravid segment uterus (18 branches) ,segments detach singly (longer than broader) uterus (9) ,segments detach in gps (longer than broader) broader than long ,uterus composed of sac full of eggs
egg similar not infective to man (should converted to bovis) {diagnostic stage} similar ,,infective to man spherical 32-50um ,shell 2 covergings outer thin shell & inner embryophore e 2 polar thickinig from each develop 4-8 filaments as taenia egg
definitive host man man man dog
intermediate host cattle (not man) pig (and man) man sheep ,cattles ,man
larval stage (infective stage) cysticerous bovis (scolex eout hooks) cysticerous celluloses (scolex e hooks) egg  
human infection ingestion of undercooked beef undercooked pork 2-ingestion of eggs (cysticercosis) 1-direct (autoinfection by contaminated hanr as it cause irritation of anus in children) 2-indirect :by eggs ingested with food)  (eggs e food or water or handling dog whose hair contam e eggs)
disease Taeniasis saginata Taeniasis solium intestinal diseases Hydatid disease ,echinococcosis
pathogenisis intestinal disturbance ,diarrhea ,constipation ,abdominal discomfort 2-loss of weight (more in T solium) 3-intestinal obstruction 1-intestinal & anal  irritation 2-abdominal pain ,vomiting ,diarrhea 3-may lead to convulsions (hooks) 1-local effects : *lung >dyspnea ,cough ,pain *brain >epilepsy *bone >erosion ,fructure 2-general due to rupture of cyst or 2ry infection >anaphylactic reactions
life cycle adult worm (upper part of S.I) of man >mature eggs and gravid segments to feces >ingested by cattles (IH) >onchosphere >penetrate intestinal wall >circulation >heart ,lung ,then brain ,bone >develop C.bovis (12 weeks)>remain in muscles become surrounded by fibrous capsule >> to man by undercooked meat eggs in intestine >penetrate intestinal villi (where it develop to cysticercoid) >leave to lumen (where it develop adult stage) so man is considered as DH & IH adult worm in S.I of dog (not in man) >egg in feces> swallowed by cattle ,sheep ,man (eggs e food or water or handling dog whose hair contam e eggs) >in intestine >orchosphere >mucosa >different organs >Hydated cyst >liver 70% ,lung 20% ,brain ,bone eye) *when hydated cyst ingested by dog >develop adult
diagnosis 1-egg in feces 2-gravid segments (difficult to diff e undigested food) 1-egg in stool (layers) draw 1-direct method :X ray (on chest to observe lung) 2-indirect :casoni test (intradermal allergic test) : sterile hydated fluid injcted intradermally in one arm >+ve case > local wheal of oedema and erythema ein 20 m) ** serological tests eg ELISA
treatment 1-Niclosamide (Yomesan) 4 tb (2 gm as single dose chewed 2-Dichlorophen (Tinacide) 70mg/kg 3 doses in 24h 3-Atebrine :4 doses of 200 (2 tbs) 10 min apart followed by saline purge 4-praziquantel :10mg/kg as single oral dose all infected members or family should be ttt at the same time 1-Niclosamide (Yomesan) 4 tb (2 gm)/day for 5-7 days repeated after 3 weeks to remove newly developed worms(form larve) 2-praziquantel 15-20mg/kg as single oral dose 1-surgical removal 2-sterilization >hydated fluid replaced by 10% formalin for 5 min >?cyst collapse 3-Mebendazole (vermox) when surgery not possible >40mg/kg/day for several mounths ** control : 1-dogs 2-food contaminated e feces of dogs
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