Schistosoma mansoni

E144694

Schistosoma mansoni is a parasitic blood fluke that infects humans and causes intestinal schistosomiasis, a significant neglected tropical disease.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf blood fluke
human parasite
parasitic flatworm
trematode
causes hepatic schistosomiasis
intestinal schistosomiasis
class Trematoda
definitiveHost Homo sapiens
diagnosticMethod Kato-Katz thick smear
circulating cathodic antigen test
microscopic detection of eggs in stool
discoveredBy Theodor Bilharz
drugSusceptibility praziquantel
eggExcretionRoute feces
eggMorphology lateral spine
family Schistosomatidae
genus Schistosoma
geographicDistribution Caribbean
Middle East
South America
Sub-Saharan Africa
surface form: sub-Saharan Africa
habitatInDefinitiveHost mesenteric venous plexus
host Homo sapiens
intermediateHost Biomphalaria alexandrina
Biomphalaria glabrata
Biomphalaria pfeifferi
isAgentIn neglected tropical disease
lifeCycleStage adult worm
cercaria
egg
miracidium
schistosomulum
sporocyst
namedBy Sambon
order Diplostomida
pathology granulomatous inflammation around eggs
periportal fibrosis
portal hypertension
phylum Platyhelminthes
primaryControlMethod improved sanitation
mass drug administration
safe water access
snail control
reproduction dioecious
sexual reproduction in human host
taxonRank species
transmissionRoute skin penetration by cercariae in freshwater
WHOClassification Group 1 neglected tropical disease agent
yearDescribed 1907

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Platyhelminthes notableMember Schistosoma mansoni