RoundWorms Flashcards

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morphology of adult round worms

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medium sized up to 40cm
rigid
spindle shaped
white opaque
no buccal capsule
3 lips
no bursate in males

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morphology of roundworm eggs

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ovoid, thick shelled(3) layers

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location of roundworms

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small intestine

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ascaroid

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small intestine –> liver –> lungs –> trachea –> pharynx —> small intestine

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toxocaroid

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small intestine –> liver –> lungs –>blood

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ascaridioid

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moults in mucosa of small intestine
no migration

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infection routes of roundworms

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po
prental and lactogenic

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cause of equine parascariosis

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parascaris equorum

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morphology of equine parascariosis

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20-40cm
rigid

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life cycle of equine parascariosis

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direct
PE2 ascaroid

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prepatent period of equine parascariosis

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10-12weeks

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clinical signs of equine parascariosis

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cough
nasal discharge
anorexia
dullness
colic
weight loss
nervous signs
diarrhoea
worms in faeces

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necrscopy of equine parascariosis

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catarrhal enteritis
invagination
occlusion of small intestine
rupture of intestinal wall
peritonitis
haemhorrhage
imflammatory foci
nodules contating dead larve in liver

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cause of bovine toxocariosis

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toxocara vitulorum

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morphology of bovine toxocariosis

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15-30cm long
white/transparent

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host of bovine toxocariosis

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cattle
buffalo
sheeo
goat

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life cycle of bovine toxocariosis

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direct
PE2 toxocaroid

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clinical signs of bovine toxocariosis

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changing appetite
decreased growth rate
abdominal spasm
diarrhoea
strong butyric or acetone like odour
worms in faeces

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when is there worms in faeces for flotation in bovine toxocariosis

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<4month old calf

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necroscopy of bovine toxocariosis

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catarrhal enteritis
acetone smelling meat

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cause of porcine ascariosis

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ascaris suum

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morphology of porcine ascariosis

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15-40cm
long, rigid
white

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life cycle of porcine ascariosis

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direct
PE2 ascaroid type

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prepatent period of porcine ascariosis

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8-9weeks

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host of porcine ascariosis
pig, wild boar
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clinical signs of porcine ascariosis
cough dyspnoea anaemia anorexia worms in faeces
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false +ve faecal exam in porcine ascariosis
due to coprophagy
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necroscopy of porcine ascariosis
catarrhal enteritis roundworms in gut cloudy whitish spots on liver haemorrhage in lung pneumonia
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ascaridiosis cause
ascaridia galli a. columbae a. dissimilis
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morphology of a. galli
5-12cm
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morphology of a. columae and a. dissimilis
3-7cm
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life cycle of ascaridiosis
direct pe2 ascaridiosis
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host of a. columbaee
pigeon
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host of a. dissimilis
turkey
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host of a. galli
fowl turkey duck game birds
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clinical signs of ascaridiosis
dull feather coat curtailment of food catarrhal enteritis intestinal occlusion decreased egg production nervous signs
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necroscopy of ascaridiosis
catarrhal haemorrhae croupous enteritis
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toxocarosis toxascariosis cause
toxocara canis toxocara cati toxocaris leonina
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morphology of t. canis
10-18cm
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morphology of t. cati
3-10cm
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morphology of t. leonina
6-10cm
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life cycle of t. canis
pe2 is ascaroid under 2 months and toxocaroid over 4 months
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life cycle of t. cati
ascaroid and toxocaroid
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pe2 of t. leonina is
ascaridoid
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host of toxocarosis toxascariosis
dog, fox, cat
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clinical signs of toxocarosis toxascariosis
intermittent diarrhoea changing appetite pot belly anaemia weight loss dull coat cough worms in vomit and faeces nervous signs
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necroscopy of toxocarosis toxascariosis
small intestine filled with worms enteritis obturation invagination haemorrhage and inflammation in lungs
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heterakiosis cause
heterakis gallinarum h. dispar h. isolonche
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morphology of heterakiosis
0.7-1.5cm long white
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host of h. gallinarum
guinea fowl turkey pigeon pheasant
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host of h. dispar
duck, goose
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host of h. isolonche
pheasant wild bird
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clinical signs of heterakiosis
diarrhoea unthriftness
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necropscopy of heterakiosis
haemorrhage thickened caecal mucosa verucous typhlitis with nodules
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parascaris equorum egg
90-100um spherical yellowish brown thick shelled with pitted surface
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t. vitulorum egg
70-90um brownish thick shelled outer pitted coat
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ascaris suum eggs
50-70um ovioid brownish thick shelled irregularaly mammilated
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ascaridosis egg
90um ellipsoidal colourless smooth thick shell
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t. canis egg
75-90um subglobular brownish with thick pitted shell
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t. cati egg
65-75um subspherical brownish
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t. leonina egg
70-85um subspherical light coloured smooth egg shell zygote doesnt fill it
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heterakiosis egg
65-80um ellipsoidal thick, parallel sided smooth shell contain zygote
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infection of bovine toxocarosis
po with milk no pathogeneisis with L3 infection
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infection of porcine ascariosis
po with larvated eggs or paratenic host
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infection of ascaridosis
by larvated eggs or paratenic hosts
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infection of toxocarosis
po or prenatally or transmammary
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prepatent period of toxocarosis po
30-39days
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prepatent period of toxocarosis transmammary
27-35dayys
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prepatent period of toxocarosis by eating paratenic host
19days
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prepatent period of toxocarosis prenatal
16days
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pinworm disease of horse and donkey name
oxyuriosis
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cause of oxyuriosis
o. equi
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morphology of oxyuriosis
females = 4-15cm males = 1-2cm gradual tapering
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location of oxyuriosis
caecum and colon
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life cycle of oxyuriosis
direct
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when do oxyuriosis males die
after copulation
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when do oxyuriosis females die
once they stick their eggs in clumps to skin of perianal region
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infection of oxyuriosis
po
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prepatent period of oxyuriosis
5 months
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host of oxyuriosis
eq
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clinical signs of oxyuriosis
perineal irritation, intense itching, anus rubbing rat tailed condition female worms voided and seen in faeces
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eggs of oxyuriosis
rarely found in faeces as they are removed from the perineal skin
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necroscopy of oxyuriosis
adults in the colon and rectum
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eyeworms
thelaziosis
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cause of thelaziosis
t. rhodesi t. gulosa t. skjabini t. rhodes t. lacrymalis t. callipaeda t/ californiensis
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morphology of thelaziosis
0.5-2cm yellowish whitsh, thin, cuticle transverselt striated on the anterior end
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location of t. rhodesi
conjunctiva
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location of thelaziosis
lacrymal duct
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infection of thelaziosis
fly feeding on conjunctive
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life cycle of thelaziosis
indirect
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intermediate hosts of thelaziosis
flies
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host of t. rhodesi, t. gulosa, t. skjabini
cattle buffalo zebu sheep goat
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host of t. lacrymalis
eq
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host of t. calipaeda, t. californiensis
dog cat rabbit human
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clinical signs of thelaziosis
conjunctivitis lacrymation photofobia keratitis opaque cornea cornea ulceration worms in conjunctive
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which thelaziosis is zoonotic
the dog ones
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cause of spirocercosis
spirocerca lupi
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morphology of spirocercosis
3-8cm stout reddish spirally coiled
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location of spirocercosis
oesophagus or stomach
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life cycle of spirocercosis
indirect
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inter host of spirocercosis
dung beetle
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prepatent period for spirocercosis
5-6months
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host of spirocercosis
dog, cat
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clinical signs of spirocercosis
salivation regurgitation weight loss dysphagia
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eggs of spirocercosis
in vomit anf faeces
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necroscopy of spirocercosis
inflammation o faorta, stenosis, aneurysm rupture of aorta, haemothorax metastasis of thoracic vertebrae
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cause of habronematidosis
draschia megastoma habronema muscae h. microstoma
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morphology of habronematidosis
0.7-2.5 cm long slender white translucid
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location of d. megastoma
in tumour like swellings in fundus region of stomach
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location of habronema
in mucous covering the gastric mucosa
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life cycle of habronematidosis
indirect
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intermediate hosts of habronematidosis
mucoid flies
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prepatent perid of habronematidosis
2months
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host of habronematidosis
eq
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clinical signs of habronematidosis
1. stomach 2. lung 3. cutaneous 4. muco-cutaneous
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stomach habronematidosis
nut sized tumour like nodular lesions fibrous nodules in stomach
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lung habronematidosis
peribronchila tissue nodules
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cutaneous habronematidosis
summer sores on chest, fetlock, inner legs
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mucocutaneous habronematidosis
3 deposited on conjunctiva conjunctivits granulomes blepharitis dermatitis photophobia lacrymation eyelid ulceration
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eggs of habronematidosisdetection
via flotation
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L1 of habronematidosis detection
baermann
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L3 of habronematidosis detection
in summer sores
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necroscopy of habronematidosis
catarrhal enteritis mass of worms in nodular lesions necrotic debris protruding the stomach lumen
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cause of setariosis
setaria equina
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morphology of setariosis
5-12cm long
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location of setariosis
peritoneal and pleural cavity
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life cycle of setariosis
indirect
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inter hosts of setariosis
mosquitoes
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prepatent period of setariosis
8-9months
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host of setariosis
eq
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clinical signs of setariosis
lumbar paralysis
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L1 of setariosis detection
blood
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necroscopy of setariosis
conjunctivitis exophthalmos periorbital swelling photophobia lacrymation discharge without granuloma or cysts
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onchocercosis cause
o. cervicalis o. reticulata o. gutturosa o. lienalis o. gibsoni o. jakutensis o. dewtti japonica o. lupi
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morphology of onchocercosis
females > 50cm
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morphology of o. gibsoni males
4cm
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morphology of o. cervicalis males
6-7cm
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morphology of o. reticularis males
15-20cm
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location of onchocercosis
nodules in fibrous tissue of ligaments and intermuscular or sc CT of head and neck
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life cycle of onchocercosis
indirect
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intermediate host of onchocercosis
midges and blackflies