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Larva Migrans

CLM & VLM

Larva Migrans

1-Cutaneous Larva Migrans (CLM)
2-Visceral Larva Migrans (VLM) (Toxocaraiasis)

Toxocariasis is caused by larvae of Toxocara canis

(dog roundworm) and less frequently of T. cati
(cat roundworm), two nematode parasites of animals.

Morphology Toxocara canis

Adult Parasite:
The adult worms measure between 10 cm (males) and 18 cm (females) long.
it have spiky cranial and caudal parts, covered by yellow cuticula. The cranial part of the body contains two lateral alae.

Toxocara canis


Hookworm larva migrans


Hookworm larva migrans

Toxocara canis

Hookworm larva migrans

Morphology Toxocara canis

Egg:
Eggs are light brown with a thick protein coat that is pitted.
Eggs are found in fecal flotation.
The egg measures 90 um X 75 um.
Toxocara canis Egg - note the pitted appearance of the surface

Hookworm larva migrans


Hookworm larva migrans




Morphology Toxocara cati
Adult Parasite:
Males measure 3 to 6 cm and females 4 to 10 cm. There are large cervical alae which end abruptly, giving the anterior end an arrow-head shape .

Toxocara cati

Hookworm larva migrans

Toxocara cati

Hookworm larva migrans

Morphology Toxocara cati

Egg :
Egg - 65 µm by 75 µm in diameter with a pitted shell.
Hookworm larva migrans

Toxocara cati egg


Toxocara spp
Definitive (Toxocara canis) : Dogs and foxes.
Definitive (Toxocara cati): Cats and wild felids.
Site adult parasite : Small intestine lumen.
Diagnostic Stage: egg and larva in tissue.
Infective stage : embryonated egg with larva.

Life cycle

Hookworm larva migrans




Hookworm larva migrans



OLM

Hookworm larva migrans




Pulmonary granuloma
Hookworm larva migrans

Laboratory Diagnosis

Fecal floatation or stool examination detect any Toxocara eggs.
Identification of the adult worm recovered from the feces or vomitus.
For both VLM and OLM, a presumptive diagnosis rests on clinical signs, laboratory findings (including eosinophilia), and the detection of antibodies to Toxocara.

Causal Agents:Trichinellosis (trichinosis) is caused by nematodes (roundworms) of the genus Trichinella.

In addition to the classical agent T. spiralis found worldwide in many carnivorous and omnivorous animals, several other species of Trichinella are now recognized.
Hookworm larva migrans

Trichinella spp.

1- T. pseudospiralis (mammals and birds) worldwide.
2- T. nativa
3- T. nelsoni
4- T. britovi


Morphology Trichinella spp
The posterior portion of a gravid female contains the uterus full of eggs.
Both males and females taper at the anterior end. Males are 1.4 to 1.6 mm long and females are about twice that length.
The males anus can be found in the terminal end, and they have a large copulatory pseudobursa on each side.
The vulva in female is located near the esophagus.
Infective larvae are coiled into a spiral. T. pseudospiralis (a species a Trichinella) does not form as distinct of a coil as the other Trichinella species.

Trichinella

Hookworm larva migrans

adult-Trichinella

Hookworm larva migrans

Trichinella nativa

Hookworm larva migrans

Life cycle

Hookworm larva migrans




A, B: Encysted larvae of Trichinella in pressed muscle tissue sample. The coiled larvae can be seen inside the cysts
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A B
Hookworm larva migrans


Hookworm larva migrans

Trichinella spiralis encysted larva

Hookworm larva migrans


Hookworm larva migrans



C, D: Larvae of Trichinella, freed from their cysts, typically coiled; length: 0.8 to 1 mm.
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C D
Hookworm larva migrans



Hookworm larva migrans

Laboratory Diagnosis

The suspicion of trichinellosis (trichinosis), based on clinical symptoms and eosinophilia, can be confirmed by specific diagnostic tests, including antibody detection, muscle biopsy, and microscopy.



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