Schistosomiasis (bilharziasis)

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Schistosomiasis (bilharziasis)

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2. Schistosomiasis - infectious diseases caused by a group of tropical parasites with a primary lesion of
3. Schistosomes are prevalent in rural and outlying city areas of 74 countries in Africa, Asia and
4. It is difficult to know how many individuals die of schistomiasis each year because death certificates
5. 1851 - Bilharz opened pathogen of urinary schistosomiasis. 1898 - Manson described the causative agent of
9. Intestinal schistosomiasis, caused by Schistosoma japonicum, S. mekongi, S. mansoni, and S. intercalatum can lead to
10. Source of the infection: S. mansoni, and S. intercalatum - human, rats, monkey S. mekongi –
11. Eggs are excreted in human urine and feces in areas with poor sanitation, contaminate freshwater sources.
12. Mature male and female worms pair and migrate to the intestine or the bladder where egg
15. ADULT PARASITES DO NOT GO OUT FROM THE BODY OF A HUMAN OR ANIMAL From penetration
16. Groups of risk: workers of rice and sugar plantations, irrigation systems and fishermen. Intensity of transmission
17. IMMUNITY Natural - human immunity against schistosoma of birds and animals. Acquired – nonsterile, invasion is
18. PATHOGENESIS 1. Sensitization of the organism by toxic products of schistosomula and cercariae. 2. Migration of
19. CLINICAL CLASSIFICATION (WHO) 1. Stage of infection (invasion) - penetration phase - migration phase 2. Stage
20. 1. Stage of infection: Penetration phase (5-6 days): in primary infection may be asymptomatic, in re-infections
21. 2. Stage of maturation (Japanese sch. - 4 weeks, Mansony sch.-5 weeks, urogenital sch. -8-10 weeks):
22. 3.Stage of impending invasion (3-7 years): Common to all types of schistosomiasis: - intensive production of
23. Intestinal schistosomiasis: characterized by lesions of large intestine (eggs pass through the wall), the liver and
24. Stage of late invasion: - Simmer’s fibrosis (fibrosis around the the portal vein) - liver is
25. Japanese schistosomiasis: 1. The worms produce the maximum number of eggs (up to 3,000), 2. Necrosis
26. LABORATORY DIAGNOSTICS: 1. Microscopic detection of eggs in the urine (after physical exertion), faeces (method of
27. 5. Clinical methods – X-ray examination of the bladder, lungs, esophagus, stomach, angiography, biochemical, and laparoscopy.
30. PREVENTION 1. Straggle with the intermediate hosts - mollusks (chemical method and biological methods - bacteria,
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Schistosomiasis - infectious diseases caused by a group of tropical

parasites with a primary lesion of urogenital organs and digestive system. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that 200 million people are infected and 120 million display symptoms. Another 600 million people are at risk of infection. In fact, only malaria accounts for more diseases than schistosomiasis.

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Schistosomes are prevalent in rural and outlying city areas of 74

countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
In Central China and Egypt the disease poses a major health risk.
Schistosomiasis – had been included (WHO) in the 6 tropical diseases, taking second place in importance after malaria.
First symptoms of schistosomiasis were described in 1550-1225 in Egypt.
The birthplace of schistosomiasis - area of the Great African lakes.

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It is difficult to know how many individuals die of schistomiasis

each year because death certificates and patient records seldom identify schistosomiasis as the primary cause of death. Mortality estimates vary related to the type of schistosome infection but is generally low, for example, 2.4 of 100,000 die each year from infection with S. mansoni.

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1851 - Bilharz opened pathogen of urinary schistosomiasis. 1898 - Manson

described the causative agent of intestinal schistosomiasis. 1904 - Katsurada in Japan have found the pathogen of urinary schistosomiasis. Area of distribution - between 38 degrees of North latitude and 35 degrees of South latitude. Class - Тrematoda Family - Schistosomatidae Genus - Schistosoma There are five species of schistosomes that are prevalent in different areas of the world and produce somewhat different symptoms:

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Intestinal schistosomiasis, caused by Schistosoma japonicum,
S. mekongi, S. mansoni, and

S. intercalatum can lead to serious complications of the liver and spleen.
Urinary schistosomiasis is caused by S. haematobium.

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Source of the infection: S. mansoni, and S. intercalatum - human, rats,

monkey
S. mekongi – man, dog
Schistosoma japonicum – man, home and wild animals, large and small cattle.
All five species are transmitted by the same mechanism – percutaneous - through direct contact with fresh water infeсted with the free-living form of the parasite known as cercariae.

Building of dams, irrigation systems, reservoirs and the movements
of refugee groups introduce and spread schistosomiasis.

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Eggs are excreted in human urine and feces in areas with

poor sanitation, contaminate freshwater sources.
The eggs break open to release a form of the parasite called miracidium.
Freshwater snails become infested with the miracidium, which multiply inside the snail and mature into multiple cercariae that the snail ejects into the water.
The cercariae, which survive outside a host for 48 hours, quickly penetrate in the skin, mucous membranes of the mouth or gastrointestinal tract.
Once inside the human body, the worms penetrate the wall of the nearest vein and travel to the liver where they grow and sexually mature.

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Mature male and female worms pair and migrate to the intestine

or the bladder where egg production occurs.
One female worm may lay an average of 200 to 2,000 eggs per day.
Most eggs leave the blood stream and body through the intestine.
7. Some of the eggs are not excreted, and can lodge in the tissues. Presence of the eggs causes a disease.

The highest level of prevalence and intensity of eggs - in children (10-14 years).

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ADULT PARASITES DO NOT GO OUT FROM THE BODY OF A

HUMAN OR ANIMAL
From penetration of cercariae
up to the releasing of eggs
- 30-45 days

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Groups of risk:
workers of rice and sugar plantations, irrigation systems

and fishermen. Intensity of transmission determined by the abundance of shellfish, their species composition and susceptibility to a particular strain of schistosomes.

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IMMUNITY
Natural - human immunity against schistosoma
of birds and animals.

Acquired – nonsterile, invasion is not self-limiting.
The main rison of the development of immunity - mature parasites, products of their metabolism, membrane proteins and eggs.
Antibodies do not destroy adults worms, but affect schistosomula, preventing superinvasion.
Immunic complexes affect blood vessels, tissues, organs (kidney, liver, spleen).
The most typical immunopatologic defeat – formation of granuloma around the eggs, which has necrotic-inflammation character.

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PATHOGENESIS
1. Sensitization of the organism by toxic products of schistosomula

and
cercariae.
2. Migration of eggs through the vessel walls of the bladder and intestine, in the liver, lungs, brain and other organs accompanied by the development of granulomas (inflammatory and allergic process ends fibrosis).
3. Proliferation of connective tissue of blood vessels leads to the development of obliterating endarteritis in the liver (portal hypertension) and lung (pulmonary heart).
Migration of eggs in the system of
portal vein promotes a proliferation
of connective tissue around the portal
vein, varicose veins of the esophagus
and development of portal hypertension
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CLINICAL CLASSIFICATION (WHO) 1. Stage of infection (invasion)
- penetration phase
-

migration phase 2. Stage of maturation 3. Stage of impending invasion 4. Stage of late invasion
(complications irreversible changes) First two stages are the same for all types of schistosoma
Incubation period - 4-16 weeks.
Инкубационный период – 4-16 недель.

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1. Stage of infection:
Penetration phase (5-6 days): in primary infection

may be asymptomatic, in re-infections - acute dermatitis (in15 min or 1-2 days),
- itching, erythema, rash urticaria,
- weakness, insomnia, fever.
Migration phase (up to 2 months): - cough, sometimes hemoptysis, asthma syndrome, - malaise, decreased appetite, headache, - enlarged liver and spleen, - lymphadenopathy, - eosinophilic infiltration in the lungs, liver, spleen, colon,
pancreas, brain,
- leukocytosis, eosinophilia, increased ESR

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2. Stage of maturation
(Japanese sch. - 4 weeks, Mansony sch.-5

weeks,
urogenital sch. -8-10 weeks): - parasites complet there maturation, lay eggs and reach their habitats
Clinically: - high temperature with eosinophilia, headache,
weakness,
- loss of appetite, abdominal pain, nausea, diarrhea,
- rash,
- increased alpha-, gamma-globulin,
- «syndrome Katayama» (in Japanese sch. in europeans)
eosinophilia, splenomegaly, rash urticaria at the
absence of eggs in the stool.

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3.Stage of impending invasion (3-7 years):
Common to all types of schistosomiasis:
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intensive production of eggs in the place of parasitizing and discharge with urine and feces, -development s of destructive reaction (necrosis, exudation, eozinofilia) around the egg with subsequent proliferation, - thrombosis and inflammation of blood vessels,

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Intestinal schistosomiasis:
characterized by lesions of large intestine (eggs pass through the

wall), the liver and spleen.
Stage of impending invasion: - pain in the abdomen, frequent stool with admixe of blood and mucus, tenesmus,meteorism,
- polyps of the colon - pain, partial or total obstruction of the bowel, weight loss,
- affection of the liver and spleen (associated with drift eggs and granulemas) – heaviness in epigastrium, hepatosplenomegaly, hypoproteinemia, increased ALT, anemia,
- the defeat of the spinal cord (paraplegia, pain),
- glomerulonephritis, pneumonia, bronchitis, asthma, emphysema

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Stage of late invasion:
- Simmer’s fibrosis (fibrosis around the the portal

vein)
- liver is enlarged, dense, insufficiency of liver function, splenomegaly (cell proliferation),
- oedema of lower limbs, ascites,
- diarrhea, varicose veins of the esophagus, vascular thrombosis, - cardiovascular insufficiency,
- polyposis of the colon, -kidney damage (deposition of IgM, IgG), - pulmonary hypertension (cough, syncope, tachycardia, cyanosis, swelling),
- anaemia, lakopenia, trombopenia, hypoalbuminemia.

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Japanese schistosomiasis:
1. The worms produce the maximum number of eggs (up

to 3,000),
2. Necrosis followed by fibrosis prevails in granulemas,
3. Fibrosis of the liver is often developed,
4. Drift of eggs in the nervous system activates development of gepatotserebral encephalopathy, acute and chronic cerebral form of psychosis, Schistosomiasis Mekongi (like the Japanese):
often bacteremia caused by Salmonella, which are localized on the surface
or in the intestine of schistosomes.

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LABORATORY DIAGNOSTICS:
1. Microscopic detection of eggs in the urine (after physical

exertion), faeces (method of thick smear by Kato),
less - in sputum, semen, liquor with a certain amount of eggs. 2. Larva-scopy – after the incubation of sediment urine or faeces with a water detect moving miracidium. 3. Cystoscopy (determination of changes in the mucosa - atrophy, pallor, thinning of the blood vessels, hyperemia, accumulation of eggs, polyps, ulcers) with intravesical biopsy (identification eggs) – in urogenital schistosomiasis.
4. RR-scopy (hyperemia, erosion, ulcer, papillomas) with biopsy - in the case of intestinal schistosomiasis.

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5. Clinical methods – X-ray examination of the bladder, lungs, esophagus,

stomach, angiography, biochemical, and laparoscopy. 6. Immunological methods (on early and late sages) - CBR, RP, ELISA and other. 5. Material of autopsy - swabs-prints.

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PREVENTION 1. Straggle with the intermediate hosts - mollusks (chemical method and

biological methods - bacteria, fish, crabs; ecological method - environmental change).
2. Improvement of the source of the invasion: therapy of sick people and infected animals. At high infestation - chemotherapy for all children.
3. Sanitary-hygienic measures on improvement of settlements (water, sewerage, shower and other).
4. Individual prevention - protective clothing at risk groups.
5. Health education of the population (not pollute the water with feces, not to swim and others).
6. Sanitary supervision over natural reservoirs

Schistosomiasis (bilharziasis)

Содержание

Schistosomiasis - infectious diseases caused by a group of tropical

Schistosomes are prevalent in rural and outlying city areas of 74

It is difficult to know how many individuals die of schistomiasis

1851 - Bilharz opened pathogen of urinary schistosomiasis. 1898 - Manson

Intestinal schistosomiasis, caused by Schistosoma japonicum, S. mekongi, S. mansoni, and

Source of the infection: S. mansoni, and S. intercalatum - human, rats,

Eggs are excreted in human urine and feces in areas with

Mature male and female worms pair and migrate to the intestine

ADULT PARASITES DO NOT GO OUT FROM THE BODY OF A

Groups of risk: workers of rice and sugar plantations, irrigation systems

IMMUNITY Natural - human immunity against schistosoma of birds and animals.

PATHOGENESIS 1. Sensitization of the organism by toxic products of schistosomula

CLINICAL CLASSIFICATION (WHO) 1. Stage of infection (invasion) - penetration phase -

1. Stage of infection: Penetration phase (5-6 days): in primary infection

2. Stage of maturation (Japanese sch. - 4 weeks, Mansony sch.-5

3.Stage of impending invasion (3-7 years):Common to all types of schistosomiasis:-

Intestinal schistosomiasis:characterized by lesions of large intestine (eggs pass through the

Stage of late invasion: - Simmer’s fibrosis (fibrosis around the the portal

Japanese schistosomiasis: 1. The worms produce the maximum number of eggs (up

LABORATORY DIAGNOSTICS: 1. Microscopic detection of eggs in the urine (after physical