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Diphyllobothrium latum or Dibothriocephalus latus

COMMON NAME

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Broad or Fish Tapeworm

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Diphyllobothrium latum or Dibothriocephalus latus

FH

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Man (Dogs-resorvoir)

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Diphyllobothrium latum or Dibothriocephalus latus

HABITAT

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Small Intestine (Ileum)

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Diphyllobothrium latum or Dibothriocephalus latus

1ST IH

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Copepods

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Diphyllobothrium latum or Dibothriocephalus latus

2ND IH

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Freshwater fish (salmon, trout, pike, ruff, etc.)
Larger predator fish (paratenic)

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Diphyllobothrium latum or Dibothriocephalus latus

INFECTIVE STAGE

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Plerocercoid larva

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Diphyllobothrium latum or Dibothriocephalus latus

Scolex

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  • Almond-shaped
  • 2 long prominent sucking grooves/organ
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Diphyllobothrium latum or Dibothriocephalus latus

MOT

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Ingestion of raw, undercooked or pickled freshwater fish

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Diphyllobothrium latum or Dibothriocephalus latus

Proglottids

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Wider than long (10-20 mm wide)

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Diphyllobothrium latum or Dibothriocephalus latus

Mature proglottid

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  • “rosette” uterus
  • presence of bilobed ovaries
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Diphyllobothrium latum or Dibothriocephalus latus

Egg

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  • Operculated
  • The eggs of D. latum are smaller and more symmetrical than P. westermani
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Diphyllobothrium latum or Dibothriocephalus latus

Embryonation

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8-12 days

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Diphyllobothrium latum or Dibothriocephalus latus

Epidemiology

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Northern Temperate Areas
Scandinavia, Finland, Japan, Europe, Chile and North America

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Diphyllobothrium latum or Dibothriocephalus latus

Treatment

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Praziquantel

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Taenia solium

COMMON NAME

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Pork Tapeworm

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Taenia solium

FH

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Man

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Taenia solium

HABITAT

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Small Intestine

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Taenia solium

1ST IH

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Pigs, Humans (developed Cysticercosis)

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Taenia solium

INFECTIVE STAGE

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  • Cysticercus cellulosae (armed)
  • Embryonated egg (if Cysticercosis)
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Taenia solium

Scolex

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  • Globular (4 cup shaped suckers)
  • Armed Rostellum (Has 2 rows of approx. 25-30 hooklets)
  • Short Neck
  • 2-3 meters or up to 8 meters
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Taenia solium

MOT

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  • Consumption of contaminated undercooked pork (Measly Pork)
  • Ingestion of Egg (lead to cysticercosis)
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Taenia solium

Proglottids

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Square-like or squarish

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Taenia solium

Mature proglottid

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  • Trilobe ovary (2 prominent lobes; 1 small central lobe)
  • Uterus is connected to the genital pore.
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Taenia solium

Gravid Proglottid

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  • “finger-like” uterine branches (5-13)
  • Longer than wide
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# Taenia solium Egg
- Indistinguishable from the other Taenia spp. Eggs - Spherical brown and striated - Oncosphere with 6 hooklets (contains hexacanth embryo) - reported as Taenia egg, look for proglottids to identify species
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# Taenia solium Embryonation
Embryonated
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# Taenia solium Epidemiology
Worldwide distribution
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# Taenia solium Treatment
Praziquantel or Niclosamide Surgery for Cysticercosis - Praziquantel and Albendazole Criteria for cure - Recovery of Scolex - Negative stool examination 3 months after treatment
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# Taenia saginata COMMON NAME
Beef Tapeworm
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# Taenia saginata FH
Man
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# Taenia saginata HABITAT
Small Intestine
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# Taenia saginata 1ST IH
Cattle
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# Taenia saginata INFECTIVE STAGE
Cysticercus bovis
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# Taenia saginata Scolex
- Cuboidal - no rostellum - Whitish opaque - 4-10 meters or up to 25 meters
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# Taenia saginata MOT
consumption of contaminated undercooked beef
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# Taenia saginata Proglottids
More Proglottids compared to T. solium
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# Taenia saginata Mature proglottid
- Bilobed ovary - Reproductive organs are connected to the genital pore
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# Taenia saginata Gravid Proglottid
- Tree-like uterine segments (15-20) - Longer than wide
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# Taenia saginata Egg
- Indistinguishable from the other Taenia spp. Eggs - Spherical brown and striated - Oncosphere with 6 hooklets (contains hexacanth embryo) reported as Taenia egg, look for proglottids to identify species
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# Taenia saginata Embryonation
Embryonated
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# Taenia saginata Epidemiology
- Worldwide distribution - more commonly reported here in the country
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# Taenia saginata Treatment
Praziquantel or Niclosamide Surgery for Cysticercosis - Praziquantel and Albendazole Criteria for cure - Recovery of Scolex - Negative stool examination 3 months after treatment
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# Hymenolepis nana Common name
Dwarf tapeworm
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# Hymenolepis nana Final Host
Rat
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# Hymenolepis nana Accidental Host
Man
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# Hymenolepis nana IH
- Rice beetle/Tenebrio spp. - Fleas - flour beetles - rats/house mice (H.nana var. fraternal) Note: IH is not required (direct life cycle)
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# Hymenolepis nana Infective Stage
Cysticercoid larva (indirect) Eggs (direct)
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# Hymenolepis nana Scolex
- rhomboidal/subglobular - Short armed rostellum (retractable) - 1 row of hooks (20-30)
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# Hymenolepis nana Proglottid
not recovered in stool because they undergo degeneration
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# Hymenolepis nana Mature Proglottid
- broad than long - 3 ovoid testis and one ovary in between
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# Hymenolepis nana Gravid Proglottid
- broad than long - enlarged uterus containing eggs
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# Hymenolepis nana Strobilus
25 to 45mm
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# Hymenolepis nana Egg Shape
Spherical or subspherical (30 to 47 µm)
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# Hymenolepis nana Egg Color
colorless or clay-colored
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# Hymenolepis nana Egg Membrane
- thin outer membrane - thick inner membrane - conspicuous bipolar thickenings
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# Hymenolepis nana Polar filaments
- 4 to 8 - Hair-like - embedded in the inner membrane
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# Hymenolepis nana Egg Other features
die immediately in environment
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# Hymenolepis nana Larva
Mature in 20 to 30 days after ingestion
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# Hymenolepis nana Treatment
Praziquantel Niclosamide
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# Hymenolepis nana Epidemiology
Tropical and subtropical climates (most common tapeworm in US)
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# Hymenolepis diminuta Common name
Rat tapeworm
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# Hymenolepis diminuta Final Host
Rat
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# Hymenolepis diminuta Accidental Host
Man
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# Hymenolepis diminuta IH
- Grain beetle - Flea - Cockroaches - Mealworms - earwigs
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# Hymenolepis diminuta Infective Stage
Cysticercoid larva
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# Hymenolepis diminuta Scolex
- knob-shaped - Small unarmed rostellum - protrudes from the anterior end
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# Hymenolepis diminuta Proglottid
not recovered in stool because they undergo degeneration
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# Hymenolepis diminuta Mature Proglottid
- broad than long - 3 ovoid testis and one ovary in between
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# Hymenolepis diminuta Gravid Proglottid
- broad than long - enlarged uterus containing eggs
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# Hymenolepis diminuta Strobilus
60cm
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# Hymenolepis diminuta Egg Shape
Circular (fried egg) (60 to 80 µm)
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# Hymenolepis diminuta Egg Color
bile-stained
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# Hymenolepis diminuta Egg Membrane
- thin outer membrane - thick inner membrane - Not conspicuous bipolar thickenings - Striated - larger
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# Hymenolepis diminuta Polar filaments
none
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# Hymenolepis diminuta Egg Other features
Hooklets have a fan-like arrangement. (3 pairs)
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# Hymenolepis diminuta Larva
Mature in 3 weeks after ingestion
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# Hymenolepis diminuta Treatment
Praziquantel Niclosamide
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# Hymenolepis diminuta Epidemiology
Worldwide
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# Dipylidium caninum Common name
- Dog / Cat tapeworm - Pumpkin seed tapeworm - Flea tapeworm - Double-pored tapeworm
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# Dipylidium caninum Final Host
dogs/cats
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# Dipylidium caninum Accidental Host
Man
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# Dipylidium caninum IH
Dog and cat fleas: - Ctenocephalides canis: dog - Ctenocephalides felis: cat - Pulex irritans: Human - Trichodectes canis: Dog louse
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# Dipylidium caninum Infective Stage
cysticercoid larva
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# Dipylidium caninum Scolex
- Small and globular (conical) - Protrusible armed rostellum - 1 - 7 rows hooks (thorn-shaped) - Scolex is also armed
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# Dipylidium caninum Proglottid
Pumpkin seed shape
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# Dipylidium caninum Mature Proglottid
- 2 genital pores (Bilateral) - 2 sets of male and female reproductive organs
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# Dipylidium caninum Gravid Proglottid
- very large - pumpkin seed/cucumber shape
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# Dipylidium caninum Strobilus
10-70 cm
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# Dipylidium caninum Egg Shape
spherical
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# Dipylidium caninum Egg Membrane
- Thin-shelled - In embryonic membrane packets
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# Dipylidium caninum Egg Other features
- Egg packets (8-15 eggs) - Six-hooked oncosphere
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# Dipylidium caninum Treatment
- Praziquantel -Niclosamide and Paromomycin
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# Dipylidium caninum Epidemiology
Worldwide
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# Echinococcus granulosus Common name
- Dog tapeworm - Hydatid tapeworm
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# Echinococcus granulosus Final Host
Dogs/Wild Canine
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# Echinococcus granulosus Accidental Host
Man
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# Echinococcus granulosus IH
- Humans (dead end host) - Sheep - Goat - Horse - Camel Mechanical vectors - Birds - arthropods
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# Echinococcus granulosus Infective Stage
- Hydatid cyst - Eggs (in humans)
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# Echinococcus granulosus Scolex
- Pyriform (pear-shaped) - armed rostellum - 30 to 36 hooks - short neck - typically taeniid - 4 acetabula
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# Echinococcus granulosus Proglottid
3 proglottids only
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# Echinococcus granulosus Gravid Proglottid
largest proglottod
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# Echinococcus granulosus Strobilus
3-6 mm Composed of layers
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# Echinococcus granulosus Egg Shape
Spherical and striated
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# Echinococcus granulosus Egg Color
brown
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# Echinococcus granulosus Egg Other features
- Indistinguishable from the eggs of Taenia spp. - may be released inside or outside the host
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# Echinococcus granulosus Larva
- Diagnostic stage - See hydatid cyst table
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# Echinococcus granulosus Treatment
Mebendazole, albendazole, and praziquante
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# Echinococcus granulosus Epidemiology
Middle East, Iraq
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# Raillietina garrisoni Common name
Madagascar worm
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# Raillietina garrisoni Final Host
brown rats in PH
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# Raillietina garrisoni Accidental Host
Man
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# Raillietina garrisoni IH
- Tribolium confosum (Flour beetle) - arthropods
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# Raillietina garrisoni Infective Stage
Cysticercoid larva
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# Raillietina garrisoni Scolex
- Subglobular - armed rostellum - 2 alternating circular rows 90-140 hooks (hammer-shaped) - 4 acetabula
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# Raillietina garrisoni Mature Proglottid
- bilobed ovary surrounded by 36 to 50 ovoid testes - Genital pore opens on the side
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# Raillietina garrisoni Gravid Proglottid
- “grains of rice” appearance - 200 to 400 egg capsules
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# Raillietina garrisoni Strobilus
60 cm
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# Raillietina garrisoni Egg Shape
spindle-shaped
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# Raillietina garrisoni Egg Membrane
- outer elongated membrane - inner spherical membrane
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# Raillietina garrisoni Egg Other features
egg capsules (1-4 eggs)
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# Raillietina garrisoni Treatment
Praziquantel

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