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Cause of swimmer's itch (cercarial dermatitis)

allergic reaction to lost/dead schistosome cercariae that have penetrated the skin

How are schistosomes different than other digeneans?

1. schistosome cercariae actively seek host instead of forming cysts and waiting to be eaten


2. non-schistosomes all leave humans in feces (or sputum)


3. they are all parasites of the circulatory system


4. monogamous


5. eggs have spines


6. snails are their only IH and humans only DH

Aspidogastrea/Aspidobothrea larvae

cotylocidium

Monogenea larvae

oncomiracidium

Digenean trematode life cycle

Eggs - miracidia - encyst in IH mollusk - sporocysts/redia - cercariae - 2nd IH - metacercariae - eaten by DH - matures to adult

Monogenean trematode life cycles

oviparous: eggs - oncomiracidia - adult - eggs


viviparous: adult - oncomiracidia - adult

Characteristics of Platyhelminthes

flat, bilateral


incomplete/no digestive system


excretion by protonophria


syncitious tegument


cephalized NS


no mesoderm and acoelmate


most are hermaphroditic


attach by sucker, scolex, hooks, clamps, anchors

Stages of pseudophyllidean cestodes (Diphyllobothrium latum (Gelfite fish))

egg (with operculum) - coracidium -eaten by 1st IH crustacean - procercoid develops - eated by 2nd IH - plerocercoid develops - eaten by 3rd IH - adult develops - eaten by DH

Neurocysticercosis

caused by cyclophyllidean Taenia solium when eggs are accidentally ingested by humans and get lodged in the brain

Cystic echinococcosis

development of cyclophyllidean E. granulosa larvae in liver and lungs


uniocular hydatid cyst containing protoscolices

Alveolar echinococcosis

development of cyclophyllidean E. multiocularis larvae in liver


alveolar/multiocular hydatid cysts spread thru tissues

Parasites that impact farming industry

Fasciola hepatica (sheep liver fluke)


Dicrocoelium dendriticum (ant mind controller)


Echinococcus granulosa (sheep tapeworm)



Parasites that impact fisharies

Dactylogyrus spp. (fish gills)


Gyrodactylus spp. (fish skin)

Sporocysts

sac of embryos, embryos can become sporocysts, redia, or cercaria


absorbs nutrients thru tegument, no mouth

Redia

makes embryos that can turn into reia or cercaria


act as soldiers


has a pharynx and small digestive system


more mobile than sporocysts