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*Katsurada Fujiro found 26 May 1904 from a cat in Yamanashi(水腫腸満) | *Katsurada Fujiro found 26 May 1904 from a cat in Yamanashi(水腫腸満) | ||
*Fujinami Kan found 30 May 1904 from a murder victim in Katayama, Hiroshima(片山病) | *Fujinami Kan found 30 May 1904 from a murder victim in Katayama, Hiroshima(片山病) | ||
− | *found | + | *found egg in 1904 in Saga(奇病) |
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==pathogenesis== | ==pathogenesis== | ||
− | * | + | *adult female paired by male migrate to messenteric vein from portal vein and lay eggs into messenteric venule, which are secreted from messenteric venule to intestinal lumen |
− | *inflammation is exclusively due to | + | *eggs also reach urinary bladder or genital tract and generate inflammation, followed by necrosis of tissue and perforation to intestine, resulted in extracorporeal distribution of egg via stool |
+ | *eggs are also distributed in liver and cause inflammation resulting in cirrhosis | ||
+ | *inflammation is exclusively due to egg | ||
*'''adult pairs do not cause disease per se''' | *'''adult pairs do not cause disease per se''' | ||
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+ | ==treatment== | ||
+ | *praziquantel was discovered only in mid-1970s in Germany | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==control== | ||
+ | *only way to control is eliminate intermediate hosts, snails |
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schistosoma is distinct from other trematoda
- trematode中schistosomaは他のtrematodeと異なる特徴を持つ
schistosoma | other trematode |
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transmitted to human by percutaneous invasion of cercariae |
transmitted to human by oral ingestion of metacercariae |
male and female separated 雌雄別体 | hermaphrodite雌雄同体 |
does not require 2nd intermediate host (no metacercariae stage) |
requires 2nd intermediate host |
Schistosoma japonicum
- Katsurada Fujiro found 26 May 1904 from a cat in Yamanashi(水腫腸満)
- Fujinami Kan found 30 May 1904 from a murder victim in Katayama, Hiroshima(片山病)
- found egg in 1904 in Saga(奇病)
pathogenesis
- adult female paired by male migrate to messenteric vein from portal vein and lay eggs into messenteric venule, which are secreted from messenteric venule to intestinal lumen
- eggs also reach urinary bladder or genital tract and generate inflammation, followed by necrosis of tissue and perforation to intestine, resulted in extracorporeal distribution of egg via stool
- eggs are also distributed in liver and cause inflammation resulting in cirrhosis
- inflammation is exclusively due to egg
- adult pairs do not cause disease per se
treatment
- praziquantel was discovered only in mid-1970s in Germany
control
- only way to control is eliminate intermediate hosts, snails