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**beaver in North America
 
**beaver in North America
 
*water-borne
 
*water-borne
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**food-borne thru uncooked vegetable or fruit washed with contaminated water
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*feco-oral
  
 
===life cycle===
 
===life cycle===
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*ingestion of cyst
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*hutch in intestinal wall into trophozoite
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*trophozoite propagets in binary fission
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*trophozoite does not invade human cells, just colonize
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**produces no bloody diarrhea
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*trophozoite transforms into cyst under dry environment
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*cyst is resistant to chlorinated water
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===morphology===
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*2 nuclei in trophozoite
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*4 nuclei in cyst
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===clinical features===
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*incubation 3 days to months
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*10 cysts are enough to develop symptoms
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*most asymptomatic
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*repeated infections induce immunity
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*abrupt onset of diarrhea
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*abd cramps
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===diagnosis===
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*fecal microscopy
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*duodenal fluid aspiration
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**"String test"
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**"Crosby capsule"
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*antigen detection in feces
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**ELISA
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**EIA - rapid diagnostic test
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*fluorescence microscopy of feces

2021年4月27日 (火) 10:58時点における版

Giardia intestinalis

  • a.k.a. G. lamblia or G. duodenalis
    • 「ランブル鞭毛虫」is named after G. lamblia

epidemiology

  • worldwide
  • human is main reservior
    • beaver in North America
  • water-borne
    • food-borne thru uncooked vegetable or fruit washed with contaminated water
  • feco-oral

life cycle

  • ingestion of cyst
  • hutch in intestinal wall into trophozoite
  • trophozoite propagets in binary fission
  • trophozoite does not invade human cells, just colonize
    • produces no bloody diarrhea
  • trophozoite transforms into cyst under dry environment
  • cyst is resistant to chlorinated water

morphology

  • 2 nuclei in trophozoite
  • 4 nuclei in cyst

clinical features

  • incubation 3 days to months
  • 10 cysts are enough to develop symptoms
  • most asymptomatic
  • repeated infections induce immunity
  • abrupt onset of diarrhea
  • abd cramps

diagnosis

  • fecal microscopy
  • duodenal fluid aspiration
    • "String test"
    • "Crosby capsule"
  • antigen detection in feces
    • ELISA
    • EIA - rapid diagnostic test
  • fluorescence microscopy of feces