(精编)Ascaris lumbricoides教学课件.pptVIP

Ascaris lumbricoides;Ascaris Lumbricoides;I. Morphology;Historical Accounts;Fertilized Ascaris Egg;Unfertilized egg;II Life Cycle; After the ingestion of embryonated eggs in contaminated food or drink or from contaminated fingers, host digestive juices acts on the egg shell and liberate the larva into the small intestine. These larvae penetrate the intestinal mucosa and enter lymphatics and mesenteric vessels. They are carried by circulation to the liver, right heart and finally to the lungs where they penetrate the capillaries into the alveoli in which they molt twice and stay for