Zaporozhyan state medical university departement of infectious diseases



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Etiology 

Hymenolepis nana   



Epidemiology 

Peroral contagenous helminthiasis.  

The human is the main sourse of the invasion.  

 

The human is the definitive and intermediate host  

The ancillary hosts are rats  

 

The mechanism of transmission is fecal-oral  



 

The factors of the transmission  

are vegetables, fruits, flies, cockroach   

Pathogenesis 

eggs  → stomach → penetration into the mucous membranes of the upper 

sections of the small intestine → larvae  

(cyctecercoided) → eggs → environment  



 

Mechanic lesion 

 

edema, hyperemia of the all 



layers of the intestine wall 

 



dystrophy, necrosis of the 

epithelium 

The part stays in the intestine 

 (autoinvasion) 

 

the products of the helminth’s metabolism 



cause 

 



intoxication and allergization  

 



damage of the fermentative system 

 



dysbacteriosis 

 



disorder of the functions of the liver 

Clinical 

 manifestations 

  

The damage  

of the gastrointestinal tract 

 



nausea 

 



vomiting 

 



decreased appetite 

 



salivation 

 



abdominal pain 

 



diarrhea 

 



moderate hepatomegaly 

 

The damage of the nervous system 



 

weakness 



 

fatique 



 

headache 



 

dizziness 



 

irritation 



 

seizures 



 

epileptic attacks 



Sensibilization 

 



urticaric rash 

 



vasomotoric rhinitis 

 



asthmatic bronchitis 

 



Quinke’s edema 

 

Complications 

 

dysbacteriosis 



Diagnostics 

 



moderate eosinophilia 

 



identification of the double membrane eggs in the stool 

Treatment 

 



praziquantel niclosamide paramomycin 

 

 



OPISTHORCHIASIS 


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Etiology 

Opisthorchis felineus 



Epidemiology 

The natural-focal zoonosis. Biohelmintiasis   

 

The definitive hosts are human and animals (cats, dogs, pigs) 



 

The intermediate hosts are fresh water mollusk from the family 

Bithynia; fishes from the family  

 

The factors of the transmission is fish with larvae  

(metacercariae)  

Pathogenesis 

Metacercariae → bile ducts  → gall bladder → intrahepatic bile ducts 

and ducts of the pancreas 

 

 

 

 

Early acute phase 

Toxic action of the products of the 

destruction of larvae → toxicoallergic 

reactions  → lesion of the walls of bile 

ducts and ducts of pancreas  

Late chronic phase 

 



allergic action of helminths 

 



toxic action 

 



mechanic action 

Clinic 

 

 

 

 



diarrhea 

 



allergic rash 

 



pain in the right hypogastrium 

(in the patient which came to 

endemic regions; 

 



asymptomatic course in the 

inhabitans of the endemic regions 

 

pain in the area of the liver and 



gall bladder 

 



dyspeptic manifestations 

 



hepatomegaly 

 



ictercic sclerae 

 

Complications 

 

abscessis of the liver 



 

cholangitis 



 

rupture of parazitive cyst 



 

peritonitis 



 

primary cancer of the liver 



Diagnostics 

 



eosinophilia 

 



leukocytosis 

 



ovoscopy 

 



biochemical methods 

 



USD, cholecystography 

 



Serological methods in chronic stage 

Treatment 

 



Praziquantel  

 



Pathogenetic therapy 

Prophylaxis 

 



 

The guarding of the water reservoirs  

 

Destruction of mollusks 



 

Sanitary control of the processing of the fish products 



 

 

FASCIOLOPSIASIS  


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Etiology 

Fasciola hepatica 



Epidemiology 

Zoonosis with natural foci. Peroral biochelminthiasis.  

 

The sourse of infection and definitive hosts are human, cattle, 



sheep, hourses, rodents.  

 

The intermediate host is snail mollusks 



 

The factors of the transmission are water flowers, vegetables  



Pathogenesis 

Penetration of larvae of F. Hepatica into intestine → liver and bile 

ducts, pancreas, brain, eyes  

 

Acute migratory phase 

- toxicoallergic action of the 

helminth’s products 

- there are eosinophilic infiltration 

and necroses of the hepatocytes in 

the liver 

Late (chronic) phase 

 

toxicoallergic action of helminth’s 



products  

→ mechanic action 

 

Clinical manifestation 

Acute phase 

 

Subacute phase 

 

Chronic phase 

General toxic and  

allergic manifestations  

 



increase of the temperature 

 



skin rash 

 



arthralgia 

 



hepatomegaly, jaundice   

 



 

pain in the right hypogastrium area 

 

enlargenment of the liver 



 

diarrhea 



 

loss of weight 



 

disorders of the activity of the 



gastrointestinal tract 

 



admixter of the secondary flora 

Complications 

 



anemia 

 



cachexia 

 



 

purulent meningitis 

 

cholecystitis  



 

flegmone of the gall bladder 



 

abscess of the liver 



 

mechanic jaundice 



 

acute pancreatitis 



 

fibrosis of the liver 



 

myocarditis 



Diagnostics 

 



eosinophilia anemia leukocytosis 

biochemical methods 

 

the increase of the activity of ALT and AST 



 

dysproteinemia 



specific diagnostics 

 



serological methods (reaction complement fixation) 

 



finding of the helminth’s eggs in the feci 

Treatment 

 



chloxylum praziquantel  antibiotics (in complications) 

Prophylaxis:  don’t use into the food water plants in the foci of fasciolopsiasis; boiling of the 

water; garding of water reservoirs from the pollution; sanation of the infected animals 




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