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Platyhelminths - classification
Phyla of helminths (other is nematoda - roundworms)

Two classes - cestoda (tapeworms) and trematoda (flukes)
Flukes (trematodes)
Parasitic; obligate snail intermediate host

Water-borne infections - can also have food-borne infection w/ fish/crab as second intermediate host
Schistosomiasis - three major species and the disease they cause
mansoni/japonicum - intestinal, biliary

haematobium - urinary tract, squamous cell carcinoma of bladder, renal failure, female urogenital disease
S. japonicum - geography, snail vector
East/SE Asia - oncomelania
S. mansoni - geography, snail vector
Africa, S. America, Caribbean - biomphalaria
S. haematobium - geography, snail vector
Africa, Middle East - bulinus
Schistosoma - life cycle
1) cercaria pierce skin, enter host

2)lose tail, enter afferent circulation, become schistosomula

3)IVC --> right heart --> through pulmonary capillary bed --> pulmonary vein --> left heart --> anywhere

Not hermaphrodites

Egg has spine - can enter gut/bladder, go out w/ urine or feces
Schistosoma - pathology
Some eggs can pierce serosa and exit, some get stuck --> inflammatory granuloma (wall of gut, bladder, liver)
Schistosoma - who gets infected
high rate/intensity in school kids, adolescents (esp. adolescent girls)
S. mansoni - geography, clinical features
Africa, S. America, Caribbean

Intestinal, liver granulomas/fibrosis

Bloody diarrhea

Kids livers resemble alcoholics; can get esophageal varices, ascites
S. japonicum - geography, clinical features
East/SE Asia (in China - have water buffalo as reservoir)

Liver disease, hepatomegaly, ascites

Can get serum sickness from schistosomula - fever, fatigue, lymphadenopathy
S. haematobium - geography, clinical features
Africa, Middle East

Urinary granulomas
Hematuria
Obstructive uropathy
Renal failure
Squamous cell carcinoma of bladder
Growth stunting