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STRONGYLOIDIASIS
Etiology
Strongyloides stercoralis
Epidemiology
Anthroponosis.
Percutaneous and peroral geohelminthiasis
The factors of the transmission are soil, vegetables, fruits
The contingents of risk is miners, earthworkers
Pathogenesis
In infection through the skin larvae → into the tissue → blood and
lymphatic vessels → heart → lungs → oral cavity → intestine
Clinical
manifestations
Migratory phase
Intestinal phase
allergic and general toxic
reactions
skin itch
rash
Leffler’s syndrome
damage of mucous membrane
disorder of the absorbtion of the
fats and
hypoproteinemia
Compilations
ulcerous damage of the intestine
perforative peritonitis
necrotic pancreatitis
intestinal hemorrhages
myocarditis
meningoencephalitis
chaxexia
Diagnostics
General clinical
methods
eosinophilia (till 40%) is marked in early phase
anemia, accelerated ESR are marked in late phase
Biochemical methods
dysproteinemia
increase level of bilirubinum
Specific methods
finding of the larvae in sputum, duodenal secretum, feci
Treatment
Migratory phase
Intestinal phase
pathogenetic therspy (antiallergic remedies)
thiabendazole
Prophylaxis
detection and treatment of the patient
general sanitary mezures
in endemic areas it is necessary to use only boiling water
defense of the open parts
of the body from larvae
devastation of the soil (10% NaCl, mineral fertilizations)
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Trichinellosis
Etiology
Trichinella spiralis
Zoonosis. Peroral biohelminthiasis.
Epidemiology
The sourses of infection
↓
↓
Natural foci
(beers, wolfs, foxes)
Anthropurgic foci
(pigs, dogs, cats)
The factor of the transmission is insufficient thermal
processing of the meat
Immunity is no prolonged. It is possible repeated infection
Pathogenesis
Larvae are freed from the cyst walls in the stomach and in the small
intestine by acid-pensis digestion → blood → skeletal muscles
(incapsuling) → A cyst wall develops around the larva and may eventually
calcify. Larvae may remain viable for several years..
The leading factor of pathogenesis – sensilization → allergic vasculitis
Clinical manifestations
enteritis, nausea, abdominal pain
periorbital edema and edema of the face
mialgia
fever
eosinophylia (50-90%)
skin rash
Compilations
myocarditis
pneumonia
meningoencephalitis
hepatitis
nephritis
systemic vasculitis
thrombophlebitis
thrombocytopenia
Diagnostics
trichinelloskopy (investigation of the meat)
immunological methods
skin
allergic test
Treatment
Etiotropic
Pathogenetic
vermox
thiabendazole
desensibilizative remedies
desintoxication therapy
Prophylaxis
investigation of the meat of presence for Trichinella spiralis
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Appendix№2
Professional algorithm for formation practical skills
of the diagnostics cestodoses
(diphyllobothriasis, hymenolepiasis, echinoccosis ,pork warm disease and
cystecercosis, beef worm disease), and trematodoses (fascioliases,
opisthorchiasis)
№ Task
1.
2.
Possess of
the methods
of clinical
examination
of the
patient with
cestodoses
and / or
trematodose
s
1. To elucidate
complaints of the
patient.
2. To take the history
(anamnesis)
I. Anamnesis
of disease
II.
Life history
To determine complaints of the patient,
which are typical for syndromes:
- general intoxication
- allergic manifestations
- disorders of gastrointestinal tract .
To pay attention on appearance and
dynamics of:
- fever;
- irritation;
- headache;
- disorder of sleep;
- disorder of stool;
- rash;
- pain in the epigastrium area
To establish the diseases in the last,
anamnesis of vaccination.
Use into food dirty fruits and vegetables,
insufficiency thermal processing pork,
beef or fresh water fish, water plants;
contact with dogs; presence in the
endemic areas (opisthorchiasis)
Remember: presence, dynamics of the