Herman Zaiman

presents

Pictorial Presentation of Parasites

Dr. Herman Zaiman (1917-2007), starting from the late 60's, compiled an extensive collection of slide photos showing various medical aspects of the most common human parasites. Dr. Zeiman made copies of this collection available to medical schools for teaching purposes. This teaching collection of slides were donated and deposited at the Harold W. Manter of Parasitology. These slides were later scanned and converted to digital images and are presented below for the benefit of medical students.

Warning: some of the images are very disturbing!

1		Echinococcus multilocularis. Vole liver. Note the multicystic character of the parasite. Numerous scolices are present. The small dark granules are calcareous bodies.
2		Echinococcus multilocularis. At higher power, the scolices show hooklets.
3		Echinococcus multilocularis. Vole liver, the hooklets are better seen at this greater magnification.
4		Spirometra mansonoides. Experimental sparganum infection in a rat. Multiple sections of the parasite are seen within the rat tissues.
5		Spirometra mansonoides. Experimental sparganum infection in a rat, A high power longitudinal section through a portion of a single worm reveals structural detail.
6		Sparganum. Human case. A cross section through the parasite shows typical tapeworm morphology. A dense neutrophilic infiltrate with many eosinophils is present in the adjacent muscle.
7		Trichuris. Dog caecum. The thin anterior portion is seen in the mucosa. The cross section in the lumen at the left upper corner has a larger diameter and is of course from the posterior 'handle'. Eggs are present in the uterus of this worm.
8		Trichuris. Dog caecum. Cross sections through the thin 'lash-like' anterior portion and the thick posterior 'handle' are seen. Note the musculature of the body wall beneath the cuticle, the gut and the uterus filled with eggs.
9		Clonorchis sinensis. Liver, the parasites are seen in the biliary passages where they have caused considerable fibrosis. The parasite at the right is sectioned through the anterior sucker.
10		Fasciola hepatica Liver. Cuticular spines, a complicated gut pattern due to multiple branching caeca and characteristic ova differentiate Fasciola from Clonorchis in tissue.
11		Capillaria hepatica Eggs in human liver. The eggs are seen in upper mid-portion of the slide. There is considerable tissue destruction and an infiltrate which is predominantly eosinophilic. Specimen courtesy K. Unat.
12		Capillaria hepatica Rodent liver. This high power view shows the plugs at both ends of the egg, the dense dark inner shell and the lighter outer layer which appears to be divided.
13		Schistosoma haematobium Eggs in human urinary bladder. The calcified eggs are seen below the bladder epithelium. There is marked hypertrophy of the bladder musculature and some epithelium is lost at the upper right.
14		Schistosoma haematobium Eggs in human urinary bladder. The open space at the upper portion of the slide is the bladder lumen. The normal urinary bladder epithelium has been replaced by squamou s cells.
15		Schistosoma haematobium Egg in bowel.
16		Schistosoma japonicum Paired adult male and female. The female lies within the gynecophoric canal of the larger male.
17		Schistosoma japonicum Paired adult males and females in the mesenteric veins of a patient. Two veins, each containing a male worm embracing a female, are seen in the lower right corner of the slide.
18		Schistosoma japonicum Paired adult male and female in a mesenteric vein. One of the pairs is seen at the greater magnification.
19		Schistosoma japonicum Egg in monkey lung. A granuloma containing an egg shell is seen in the lung. Note the marked eosinophilic infiltrate.
20		Schistosoma mansoni. Adults in a mesenteric vein. Note the intimal thickening of the vein.
21		Schistosoma mansoni. Adults in a mesenteric vein shown at greater magnification.
22		Schistosoma mansoni. Adult male in the mesoappendiceal vein. The parasite is seen as a coiled object is the upper right hand corner. No ova were seen in the appendix itself.
23		Schistosoma mansoni. Adult male in the mesoappendiceal vein. At this magnification the digestive ceca and cuticular tubercles are easily seen.
24		Schistosoma mansoni. Human liver showing typical 'pipe-stem fibrosis' due to embolization of eggs from the mesenteric vessels.
25		Schistosoma mansoni. Rectal biopsy showing that the egg shells are acidfast (red).
26		Schistosoma mansoni. Eggs in an adenocarcinoma of the rectal mucosa. The ova are more deeply stained than the surrounding tumor.
27		Schistosoma mansoni. Egg in pancreas. Within the centrally placed granuloma, a collapsed egg shell can be seen.
28		Schistosoma mansoni. Eggs in a plexus of nerves within the neck.
29		Trichinella spiralis. A degenerating muscle fibre is invaded by a young Trichinella (4 week old infection).
30		Trichinella spiralis Human case. Three larvae are seen in three separate cysts. There is a marked inflammatory reaction in the surrounding muscle.
31		Trichinella spiralis. Same case. Three larvae in a single cyst.
32		Demodexfolliculorum Multiple cross sections of the parasite are seen in this section through the hair follicles of a dog's skin.
33		Sarcocystis. The parasite appears as a flattened purplish red oval which is divided into separate chambers by septae.
34		Sarcocystis. The septal character of the large cysts is better appreciated in this section. The smaller purplish red mass at the upper portion of the slide is a smaller parasite. At the left the section passes through the wall of the parasite.
35		Sarcocystis. The crescentic spores are readily seen at this greater magnification.
36		Paragonimus westermani Two parasites are seen within a lung cavity
37		Onchocerca volvulus. Subcutaneous nodule. The fibrotic nodule contains coiled up worms which are sectioned in various planes. Note the cuticle, the uterus containing microfilariae in various stages of development and the digestive tract which has a lesser diameter than the uteri.
38		Onchocerca volvulus. At higher power, the microfilariae are readily identified. The gut is seen as a cross section in the lower parasite and longitudinally in the upper parasite.
39		Onchocerca volvulus. In this section, the microfilariae in the central parasite appear as graceful curves.
40		Wuchereria bancrofti Adults in a lymphatic duct of the epididymis. The parasite presents as dark blue material in the upper portion of the picture.
41		Wuchereria bancrofti Multiple sections of the worm are seen i n a dilated lymphatic vessel.
42		Wuchereria bancrofti At higher power, the developing microfilariae and cuticle are seen.
43		Ascaris lumbricoides Cross section of an adult female. The outer cuticle is partially detached from the parasite at 12 o'clock. Below it, one can see the hypoderm i s and musculature. Lateral lines are visible at 12 and 6 o'clock. Central to the musculature, the flattened tube is gut, the round tubes are reproductive structures. The large round tubes are egg-containing uteri, the others are sections through ovaries and oviducts.
44		Ascaris lumbricoides Cross section of an adult male. The male is smaller in cross section. The round ducts are male reproductive structures.
45		Ascaris lumbricoides. Larva in bronchiole of experimentally infected guinea pig.
46		Ascaris lumbricoides Egg in feces. Both the outer mamillated coat and the smooth thick shell, central to it, are visible.
47		Ascaris lumbricoides. Egg in liver. Wandering adult ascarids may deposit eggs during their travel. This granulomatous reaction was formed around one such egg in the liver. The mamillated coat is lacking but the shell is obvious. The egg shows two cells in this plane.
48		Strongyloides stercoralis Human bowel. Within the crypts one sees sections through eggs, larvae and an adult.
49		Strongyloides stercoralis. Human bowel. Five eggs in various stages of development are seen in the crypts of the bowel.
50		Strongyloides stercoralis. Human bowel. There is a copious outpouring of mucus into the bowel lumen. In the mucus, one can see longitudinal and cross sections of larvae. Eggs and larvae are present in the crypts.
51		Trichuris trichiura. Human appendix. Within the lumen of the appendix, one sees cross sections.
52		Trichuris trichiura. Higher magnification of previous slide.
53		Enterobius vermicularis. Anterior end of the adult parasite shows the cervical alae and the bulbous esophagus. (Human appendix.)
54		Enterobius vermicularis. Multiple cross sections show lateral crests, digestive tracts and ova in uteri. This photograph was taken primarily to demonstrate the structure of the esophagus in longitudinal section.Note the free blood present in the appendiceal lumen and in the gut of the parasite.
55		Enterobius vermicularis. Longitudinal section of an adult worm in the appendix. The structure of the esophagus is more apparent in this higher power.
56		Enterobius vermicularis. Longitudinal section of the blood containing worm gut.
57		Fasciola hepatica. Whole mount.
58		Fasciola hepatica. Higher power view of the anterior portion of the parasite in slide 57. This was taken to demonstrate the cuticular spines which help differentiate this parasite from Clonorchis when sections of infected bile ducts must be examined.
59		Fasciola hepatica Eggs in adult within a bile duct. These eggs larger than those of Clonorchis; they are more oval and have an operculum which appears practically continuous with the rest of the egg shell.
60		Clonorchis sinensis. Liver. This is a higher power of the material seen in slide number 9. Note that the section passes through the oral sucker and pharynx. The two more or less elliptical rings represent sections through the digestive ceca.
61		Clonorchis sinensis. Eggs in adult within the bile duct. Note the way the operculum fits the rest of the egg.
62		Fasciolopsis buski. Whole mount. Both suckers, the digestive tract and the reproductive systems are seen.
63		Schistosoma haematobium Polyp formation and squamous cell metaplasia in a human urinary bladder heavily infiltrated with eggs.
64		Diphyllobothrium latum. Coracidium hatching from an egg. Dipylidium caninum. Scolex. Three of the four suckers and the retracted armed rostellum can be seen. The hooks are remarkably small in size.
65		Dipylidium caninum. Gravid proglottid. The characteristic massing of ova and some detail at one of the genital pores can be seen.
66		Spirometra mansonoides. Gravid proglottid. The gravid proglottid is broader than long, has a centrally placed more or less coiled uterus and a central genital aperture.
67		Spirometra mansonoides. Cross section through a gravid proglottid.
68		Dipetalonetna streptocerca. Section of skin with worms. H & E stain Low and high magnifications.
69		Echinococcus granulosus Several small cysts taken from the vertebral column of a patient with signs and symptoms of lower cord compression.
70		Leishmania donovani. Low power view of touch preparation made from experimentally infected hamster spleen. Several macrophages contain numerous parasites. Other parasites appear free in the fluid portion of the preparation.
71		Leishmania donovani High power view of touch preparation made from experimentally infected hamster. Several parasites are present in each of three macrophages.
72		Taenia solium. Scolex. The four suckers and hooks are readily seen.
73		Taenia saginata. Scolex. Four suckers but no hooks are seen on this scolex.
74		Taenia saginata. Gravid proglottid. More than 14 lateral branches emerge from the uterus.
75		Toxoplasma gondii Pseudocysts in human heart. This low power view shows two pseudocysts in the myocardium of an adult patient who had a concomitant blood dyscrasia. Numerous organisms are present in each of the cysts. One of the pseudocysts has an unusual and insignificant tail-like extension.
76		Toxoplasma gondii. High power view of pseudocyst with the tadpole shape.
77		Leishmania tropica Low power view of section of ulcer. The epidermis is absent over the open ulcer. Adjacent epidermis is markedly thinned. There i s destruction and inflammation below the epithelium.
78		Leishmania tropica Higher power view of lesion shows the parasites as small dots.
79		Leishmania tropica Higher power view of lesion shows the parasites as small dots.
80		Schistosoma mansoni Eggs in press preparation of bowel biopsy. The lateral spines are well shown but larvae are not seen in the egg shells.
81		Schistosoma mansoni. Eggs in press preparation. These eggs contain larvae and are apparently older than those in slide 80.
82		Schistosoma mansoni. Eggs in hematoxylin-eosin preparation of bowel. One of the eggs in this granuloma shows a lateral spine nicely.
83		Paragonimus westermani Human brain. The empty space in the photograph is the abscess cavity which contains the parasite. The tissue shows a marked inflammatory reaction (blue) and brain replacement.Small round or oval spaces surrounded by refractile substances are the remains of eggs trapped in the tissue.
84		Paragonimus westermani. Eggs in human brain. At higher power the egg shells and spaces they surround are readily seen. Giant cells have replaced some of the egg contents.
85		Macracanthorhynchus hirudinaceus. Proboscis attached to pig bowel wall. The insertion of the toothed proboscis, the inflammation, ulceration and hemorrhage caused are seen in this low power view.
86		Macracanthorhynchus hirudinaceus. A single tooth in the proboscis is shown at this higher power.
87		Ascaris. An adult male (coiled posterior end) is shown with a female. The anterior end is more slender than the posterior.
88		Ascaris Tangled mass of ascarids is shown.
89		Trichuris. Several adult males are shown. Note the coiled posterior ends and the thin anterior regions.
90		Trichuris. Several adult females are shown. Note the thick posterior and thin anterior portions of the worms which simulate a whip handle and lash.
91		Trichuris. Males and females.
92		Dirofilaria immitis Adults removed from dog heart.
93		Dermacentor andersoni and Argas persicus Dorsal view. A brightly decorated scutum is present on the hard tick (Dermacentor) but not on the soft tick (Argas).
94		Argas persicus. Dorsal view.
95		Argas persicus Ventral view.
96		Ornithodoros corlaceus Several specimens of this soft tick are shown.
97		Dermacentor andersoni Eggs.
98		Dermacentorandersoni Seed ticks. Seed, or larval ticks have only three pairs of legs.
99		Dermacentor andersoni. Fed and unfed nymphs. Nymphs have four pairs of legs as do the adults. The fed ticks are globose and dark with ingested blood.
100		Dermacentor andersoni Dorsal view. The scutum on the male covers more surface than the scutum does in the female.
101		Dermacentor andersoni. Males, dorsal and ventral views.
102		Dermacentor andersoni. Females, dorsal and ventral views.
103		Ixodid ticks. An engorged ixodid female is flanked by an unfed female (small scutum) and by an unfed male.
104		Schistosomatium douthitti. Swimmer's itch caused by non human schistosome cercarial penetration of human skin. One of the schistosomes responsible for swimmer's itch in certain areas of North America. These photographs were taken at Iowa Lakeside Laboratory in northwest Iowa by M.J. Ulmer. Scorpion. Note the large pincer-like appendages, the four pairs of legs and the terminal spine on the tail.
105		Pediculus humanus Several adults are seen. They are flattened dorso-ventrally and have the 3 pairs of legs characteristic of insects.
106		Schistosoma japonicum. Oncomelania. Snail shells. These molluscs are an intermediate host of Schistosoma japonicum.
107		Schistosoma mansoni Surface of human liver showing pseudotubercular reaction (white nodules) due to the presence of eggs.
108		Schistosoma mansoni Pseudotubercles in liver. Similar nodules are demonstrated deep in the liver.
109		Schistosoma mansoni. Granulomatous reaction around eggs in mesenteries. A middle age Puerto Rican female suffering from signs and symptoms of cholecystitis was explored surgically. Gross inspection of the abdomen revealed a thickened mesentery studded with yellow-white granules suggesting metastatic carcinoma. Cholecystectomy was performed. The mesenteric nodules were due to eggs of Sehistosoma mansoni.
110		Schistosoma mansoni. Egg in mesenteric granuloma. A single lateral spined egg is seen in a fairly fibrous granuloma.
111		Schistosoma mansoni The acid fast character of the egg in this granulomatous reaction is striking.
112		Dicrocoelium dendriticum. Formalin fixed, unstained adults. The anterior end is somewhat more slender than the posterior which is filled with uterus. The anterior extension of the uterus toward the genital atrium is suggested in some of the specimens.
113		Dicrocoelium dendriticum. Stained adult. The oral and ventral suckers, the digestive ceca, the testes, ovary, vitelline glands and uterus are readily seen.
114		Dicrocoelium dendriticum. The operculated egg measures approximately 28 x 40 micra.
115		Fasciola hepatica Dorsal view of formalin fixed unstained adult. The anterior cone is readily seen in this and the following specimen. Compare this with slide number 57.
116		Fasciola gigantica. Dorsal view of formalin fixed unstained adult.
117		Fasciola hepatica and gigantica. Ventral view of formalin fixed, unstained specimens. Compare size and note the ventral suckers in both parasites.
118		Schistosoma japonicum Cross section of bowel wall. This lower power view of the bowel in cross section shows one pair of adults in each of two mesenteric veins plus eggs which present as dark spots in the mucosa and submucosa. Compare with slides 17 and 18.
119		Schistosoma japonicum. Fibrous reaction around eggs in liver. The eggs present as dark objects.
120		Echinococcus multilocularis. Experimental infection in the liver of a muskrat. The multicystic nature of the parasite is well demonstrated in this formalin fixed unstained specimen.
121		Echinococcus granulosus. Adults. formalin fixed, unstained. The anterior scolex and uterine structures (posterior segment) can be seen by those who are kindly disposed.
122		Echinococcus granulosus. Cyst in liver. A young male died of unknown cause on his honeymoon. At autopsy his liver showed an intact well encapsulated hydatid cyst. The spherical cyst has been hemi-sected. The halves are seen side by side. The cyst wall is retracted from the liver at some points. Daughter cysts and brood capsules may be seen. The red material within the cyst is blood with accumulated there during dissection. Diagnosis is anaphylaxis.
123		Spirometra mansonoides Plerocercoid from experimental rat infection. The anterior portion i s thicker than the posterior. Relatively little detail can be seen in this slide. Compare with slides number 4 and 5.
124		Spirometra mansonoides. A group of plerocercoid larvae are shown.
125		Toxoplasma gondii. Ultrastructure of parasite in human heart muscle. Several organism are seen in this photograph; of these, one shows a double conoid suggesting that it is dividing. do-mitochondrion of parasite, mt-mitochondria of heart muscle cell w-cyst wall, z-z-membrane of myofibre
126		Toxoplasma gondii. Ultrastructure of parasite in human heart muscle. The nucleus and pellicle are well demonstrated in this photograph. d-dumb-bell shaped bodies seen in and outside parasites, m-cardiac myofibre, tp-Convoluted tube with increased density in central core
127		Toxoplasma gondii. Ultrastructure of parasite in human heart muscle. This photograph shows the nucleus (n), the polar ring (4),the conoid (c), a convoluted tubule (tp) and the micropyle (mp) fairly well.
128		Fasciola hepatica Adult embedded in the intestinal wall. The parasite presents as an oval to round mass limited by a spined cuticle. The parasitic parenchyma is punctuated by multiple sections through gut (reddish-brown). The two centrally located tubular structures, separated by a light staining muscular sucker, are part of the reproductive apparatus of the parasite. A marked inflammatory response is present in the adjacent host tissues and fresh red blood cells can be seen near the parasite.
129		Fasciola hepatica Adult embedded in the intestinal wall. The parasite presents as an oval to round mass limited by a spined cuticle. The parasitic parenchyma is punctuated by multiple sections through gut (reddish-brown). The two centrally located tubular structures, separated by a light staining muscular sucker, are part of the reproductive apparatus of the parasite. A marked inflammatory response is present in the adjacent host tissues and fresh red blood cells can be seen near the parasite.
130		Fasciola hepatica Adult embedded in the intestinal wall. The parasite presents as an oval to round mass limited by a spined cuticle. The parasitic parenchyma is punctuated by multiple sections through gut (reddish-brown). The two centrally located tubular structures, separated by a light staining muscular sucker, are part of the reproductive apparatus of the parasite. A marked inflammatory response is present in the adjacent host tissues and fresh red blood cells can be seen near the parasite.
131		Haemadipsa ornata. A terrestrial leech from North Borneo i s seen feeding on man. Note the characteristic feeding attitude and the pool of clear fluid excreted from the nephridial pores during meal.
132		Haemadipsa picta. North Borneo. One of several color variants of this species of terrestrial leech.
133		Haemadipsa ornata. Bush climbing terrestrial leech from North Borneo.
134		Ctenocephalides canis. Male flea from a dog.
135		Leishmania. Ulceration of hand. Costa Rica.
136		Toxoplasma gondii. Human lung. Giemsa stain.
137		Toxoplasma gondii. Human bone marrow.
138		Toxoplasma gondii. Human liver. High dry and oil immersion objectives.
139		Trypanosoma cruzi Romanas' sign in Chagas' disease. Left periorbital region swollen.
140		Trypanosoma cruzi Xenodiagnostic technique. Taping caged laboratory reared reduviid bugs to arm of patient.
141		Try panosoma gambiense. Blood smear.
142		Plasmodium. Sporozoites from mosquito.
143		Plasmodium cynomolgi. Exoerythrocytic stage in the liver of an experimentally infected monkey.
144		Plasmodium vivax Rings and early trophozoite.
145		Plasmodium vivax. Two young parasites are present in a single erythrocyte.
146		Plasmodiumvivax Trophozoites. The irregular dispersion of cytoplasm is evidence of the mobility of the parasite
147		Plasmodiumvivax Trophozoites. The irregular dispersion of cytoplasm is evidence of the mobility of the parasite
148		Plasmodiumvivax Trophozoites. The irregular dispersion of cytoplasm is evidence of the mobility of the parasite
149		Plasmodium malariae Rings
150		Plasmodium malariae. Two rings in one erythrocyte.
151		Plasmodium malariae. Ring.
152		Plasmodium malariae. Early trophozoite and ring (?) with double chromatin dots.
153		Plasmodium malariae. Early schizogony.
154		Plasmodium malariae. Schizont with at least seven nuclear masses and two earlier stages in other erythrocytes.
155		Plasmodium malariae. Gametocyte.
156		Isospora felis. oocyst with undivided sporoblast. This large coccidian from the cat measures approximately thirty microns in diameter.
157		Isospora felis. oocyst with two sporocysts.
158		Isospora felis Sporozoite formation has begun.
159		Isospora felis. The oocyst has been penetrated by iodine and the two sporocysts stained.
160		Polymorphonuclear leucocyte This leucocyte had been identified as a cyst of Entamoeba histolytica during examination of a stool.
161		Echinococcus granulosus Adult. The hooks on the scolex appear as a dark ring. Numerous eggs are present in the terminal proglottid.
162		Echinococcus granulosus. Cyst in lung showing the laminated and proliferative layers. Daughter cysts contain scolices many of which have degenerated as evidenced by the presence of free hooks.
163		Echinococcus granulosus. Hydatid sand. Numerous protoscolices, some free, some in daughter cysts accumulate at the low points of any hydatid cyst. When the free protoscolices evert, the suckers may protrude to give a cross-like appearance.
164		Echinococcus granulosus. Hydatid sand. Numerous protoscolices, some free, some in daughter cysts accumulate at the low points of any hydatid cyst. When the free protoscolices evert, the suckers may protrude to give a cross-like appearance.
165		Echinococcus multilocularis. Eskimo liver, formalin fixed. In the lighter regions, the liver parenchyma has been replaced by the parasite.
166		Echinococcus multilocularis. H. & E. stained section made from Eskimo liver shown on slide 165. At one side, the liver and inflammatory cells are seen. The parasites appear as irregular!' lined cystic spaces. Compare with slides numbered 1, 2 and 3.
167		Hymenolepis nana. Scolex. Hooks and suckers are visible.
168		Hymenolepis diminuta. Mature proglottids. Typically mature . hymenolepid proglottids have three testes and lateral genital pores all of which open to the same side.
169		Hymenolepis diminuta. Mature proglottids. Typically mature . hymenolepid proglottids have three testes and lateral genital pores all of which open to the same side.
170		Hymenolepis Eggs. Note hooks.
171		Hymenolepis diminuta. C:ysticercoid larvae, from an insect intermediate host.
172		Hymenolepis diminuta. C:ysticercoid larvae, from an insect intermediate host.
173		Dipylidium caninum. Maturing proglottid shows double set of sexual organs, with a lateral genital pore on each side.
174		Dipylidium caninum Gravid proglottid again showing the double set of genital organs. The masses within the proglottids are groups of eggs.
175		Schistosoma mansoni. Human liver with a single visible pseudotubercle surrounded by hemorrhage.
176		Schistosoma mansoni. Portal fibrosis. Case of pipestem fibrosis (see slide 24).
177		Schistosoma mansoni Granuloma around egg in a human lung. The egg shell is clearly visible in the center of the fibrosing granuloma. Especially noteworthy are the blood filled angiomatoids.
178		Fasciola gigantic Whole mount. Note the typical anterior cone and branched gut. For size concepts see slide number 117..
179		Ascaris. Adults. Portion of pig small intestines containing numerous adult ascarids.
180		Ascaris. Female reproductive system. The system i s essentially composed of two tubes which fuse to form a single vagina. Specific sections function as ovaries, oviducts and uteri. Compare with slide number 43, which shows the female in cross section.
181		Ascaris lumbricoides. Embryonated, decorticated eggs. These eggs were permitted to develop embryos before being photographed, in order to demonstrate their viability.
182		Toxocara Embryonated eggs.
183		Toxocara Larvae in squash preparation of brain of an experimentally infected mouse.
184		Trichinella spiralis Parts of two very young larvae are seen invading muscle.
185		Angiostrongylus cantonensis. These nematodes are now known to cause eosinophilic meningitis in man.
186		Planarian. Intermediate host of Angiostrongylus cantonensis.
187		Slug Another intermediate host of Angiostrongyl us cantonensis.
188		Phthirus pubis Crab lice have a relatively narrow head, a broad thorax and crab-like claws. Respiratory spiracles and trachea are clearly shown in slide
189		Phthirus pubis Crab lice have a relatively narrow head, a broad thorax and crab-like claws. Respiratory spiracles and trachea are clearly shown in slide
190		Phthirus pubis. A louse egg (nit) attached to hair.
191		Latrodectus mactans Poison fang from a black widow spider.
192		Demodex folliculorum. More or less complete longitudinal sections through three parasites in hair follicles.
193		Linguatu1id The anterior hooks and annulations of the body are well demonstrated.
194		Hippeutis umbilicalis (China). In appropriate areas, these snails may serve as intermediate hosts to Fasciolopsis buski.
195		Thiara granifera. (Hawaii). In appropriate areas, this species may serve as an intermediate host for Paragonimus westermani.
196		Semisulcospira libertine. (Formosa). In appropriate areas, this species may serve as an intermediate host for Paragonimus.
197		Littorina innorata (Gulf of Mexico). In appropriate areas, this species may serve as an intermediate host of bird schistosomes.
198		Rat, armored. (Panama). Known to carry natural infections of Leishmania.
199		Rat, spiny. (Panama). Known to carry natural infections of Leishmania.
200		Onchocerca volvulus. Section through entire nodule stained with H. and E. See slides 37-39.
201		Entamoeba coli. Cysts. Iodine stain. More than four nuclei are seen in the cysts.
202		Entamoeba coli. Trophozoite. Iron hematoxylin stain. A karyosome (endosome) within the nucleus is eccentric and large.
203		Entamoeba coli. Trophozoite. Iron hematoxylin stain. A karyosome (endosome) within the nucleus is eccentric and large.
204		Entamoeba coil Precystic form. Iron hematoxylin stain. A single nucleus and a large pale glycogen vacuole are present. These forms are very similar to those which might be present in similar stages of E. histolytica and should not be used for diagnosis.
205		Entamoeba histolytica. Small race trophozoite, iron hematoxylin stain. The karyosome is small and centrally located. The nuclear chromatin consists of small, fairly regular beads.
206		Entamoeba histolytica. Trophozoite. The karyosome is small, slightly eccentric (in spite of the textbooks) and the nuclear chromatin is a fine even line.
207		Entamoeba histolytica. Trophozoite.
208		Entamoeba histolytica. Trophozoites. Iron hematoxylin stain. Each specimen has engulfed red blood cells which stain darkly.
209		Entamoeba histolytica. Trophozoites. Iron hematoxylin stain. Each specimen has engulfed red blood cells which stain darkly.
210		Entamoeba histolytica. Trophozoites. Iron hematoxylin stain. Each specimen has engulfed red blood cells which stain darkly.
211		Entamoeba histolytica. Cyst with at least three nuclei and chromatoidal bar.
212		Entamoeba histolytica. Cyst with four nuclei and chromatoidal bars.
213		Entamoeba histolytica. Human appendix. Low and high power views of a highly inflamed appendix containing trophozoites. H & E. stain.
214		Entamoeba histolytica. Human appendix. Low and high power views of a highly inflamed appendix containing trophozoites. H & E. stain.
215		Giardia lamblia Cysts. Iron hematoxylin stain. Two cysts are present.
216		Giardia lamblia. Trophozoite. Iron hematoxylin stain.
217		Dientamoebafragilis Binucleate troph. Iron hematoxylin stain.
218		Endolimax nana. Cyst. Iron hematoxylin stain.
219		Trichinella spiralis. Periorbital edema in trichinosis.
220		Trichinella spiralis. Subungual splinter hemorrhages in trichinosis.
221		Trichinella spiralis. Larvae within an adult female embedded in a mouse intestine. Hematoxylin-eosin stain.
222		Trichinella spiralis. Hematoxylin-eosin stain. Old cyst undergoing degeneration in muscle.
223		Trichinella spiralis. Hematoxylin-eosin stain. Old cyst undergoing calcification in muscle.
224		Trichinella spiralis. In feces.
225		Schistosoma mansoni. Lateral spined egg in stool.
226		Schistosoma haematobium Terminal seined egg.
227		Fasciola hepatica Egg in stool. Note that the operculum on one has separated from the remainder of the egg shell.
228		Schistosoma mansoni Male, anterior end, showing suckers, testes and beginning of gynecophoric canal.
229		Schistosoma mansoni. Appendix with adult male and female worms in mesoappendiceal vein and numerous granulomata surrounding eggs in the wall.
230		Schistosoma mansoni Australorbis glabratus. Intermediate hosts for Schistosoma mansoni. Shells, from Minas Gerais and St. Lucia respectively.
231		Schistosoma mansoni Australorbis glabratus. Intermediate hosts for Schistosoma mansoni. Shells, from Minas Gerais and St. Lucia respectively.
232		Schistosoma mansoni. Biomphalaria alexandrimus. Intermediate host for Schistosoma mansoni. Shells from Egypt.
233		Trichuris trichiura Egg i n stool, iodine stained.
234		Taenia Unstained egg.
235		Hookworm Eggs.
236		Hookworm Eggs.
237		Balantidium coli Trophozoites within intestinal wall.
238		Balantidium coli. Low and high powered views of trophozoites within inflamed appendix. H&E stain.
239		Balantidium coli. Low and high powered views of trophozoites within inflamed appendix. H&E stain.
240		Trypanosoma cruzi. Low and high power views of leptomonads in culture, arranged in a rosette.
241		Trypanosoma cruzi. Low and high power views of leptomonads in culture, arranged in a rosette.
242		Leishmania. Ulcer of leg. Costa Rica.
243		Toxoplasma gondii Pseudocyst in mouse brain.
244		Toxoplasma gondii Motile forms from mouse peritoneum.
245		Enterobius vermicularis Egg at various magnifications. The embryo is seen at highest power.
246		Enterobius vermicularis Egg at various magnifications. The embryo is seen at highest power.
247		Enterobius vermicularis Egg at various magnifications. The embryo is seen at highest power.
248		Ascaris lumbricoides. Egg in mesentery. The egg shell, without the mamillated coat, can be seen.
249		Ascaris lumbricoides. Egg in mesentery. The egg shell, without the mamillated coat, can be seen.
250		Ascaris lumbricoides. Egg in mesentery. The egg shell, without the mamillated coat, can be seen.
251		Diphyllobothrium latum Egg in stool showing the operculum and a knob at the abopercular end.
252		Dipylidium caninum. Ova in packets within gravid proglottid.
253		Echinococcus granulosus Cyst in mesentery.
254		Fasciola gigantica. Human liver showing periportal fibrosis due to worms in biliary ducts.
255		Plasmodium falciparum. Pigment in human spleen.
256		Plasmodium vivax Schizont in peripheral blood showing early stages of division.
257		Plasmodium vivax. Division of parasite has progressed.
258		Plasmodium vivax Gametocytes.
259		Plasmodium falciparum. Crescentic gametocytes.
260		Plasmodium Oocysts on wall of mosquito stomach. The spherical objects peripheral to the stomach wall are the oocysts within which Sporozoites are formed.
261		Plasmodium falciparum. Thick smear. The ring stages appear as small dots to which an apron of cytoplasm is attached more or less firmly.
262		Wuchereria bancrofti. Elephantiasis of legs.
263		Ancylostoma caninum. Three pairs of hooks are seen in the mouth of this hookworm.
264		Gasterophilus intestinalis Larval infection of horse stomach. Various fly larvae may infect different body tissues, a condition know as myiasis.
265		Echinococcus multilocularis. Gerbil liver, high and low magnifications.
266		Echinococcus multilocularis. Gerbil liver, high and low magnifications.
267		Ascaris. Mouse lungs showing the cumulative effect of simultaneous infection with ascarids and a pneumonic virus. The laterally placed lungs have been subjected to either Ascaris or virus. The central lung suffered both infections.
268		Onchocerca volvulus. Procuring a skin snip for diagnosis.
269		Wuchereria bancrofti. Microfilaria.
270		Echinococcus granulosus In a monkey.
271		Echinococcus granulosus In a monkey.
272		Enterobius vermicularis Anterior portion of male showing cervical alae. Iodine stained.
273		Enterobius vermicularis. Posterior end of male showing genital organs. Iodine stained.
274		Trichuris trichiura. Low power view of dog intestine, showing multiple sections through adult worms. See slides 7 and 8.
275		Pollen. Pollen found in spinal fluid and misinterpreted as an Ascaris egg.
276		Ascaris lumbricoides. Infertile egg, mamillated but distorted, being more elongate and rectangular than normal.
277		Ascaris lumbricoides. Decorticated egg. Iodine stained.
278		Dirofilaria. Lung nodule with cross section of filarial nematodes, probably adolescent Dirofilaria.
279		Dirofilaria. Lung nodule with cross section of filarial nematodes, probably adolescent Dirofilaria.
280		Bertiella studeri. Segments from human case.
281		Bertiella studeri. Segments from human case.
282		Bertiella studeri. Segments from human case.
283		Bertiella studeri. Segments from human case.
284		Bertiella studeri. Segments from human case.
285		Bertiella studeri. Segments from human case.
286		Bertiella studeri. Segments from human case.
287		Bertiella studeri. Segments from human case.
288		Mesocestoides. Segments from human case.
289		Mesocestoides. Segments from human case.
290		Echinococcus granulosus. Sand from cyst in human liver showing loose and grouped hooks.
291		Echinococcus multilocularis. Adult, whole mount.
292		Echinococcus multilocularis. Adult, whole mount.
293		Schistosoma haematobium Adults and eggs in human testicle.
294		Schistosoma haematobium Adults and eggs in human testicle.
295		Schistosoma haematobium Adults and eggs in human testicle.
296		Toxoplasma gondii. Explanation of methylene blue test.
297		Besnoitia jellisoni. Cysts in low and high powers.
298		Besnoitia jellisoni. Cysts in low and high powers.
299		Entamoeba histolytica. Cysts in stool. Chlorazol black stain.
300		Entamoeba histolytica. Cysts in stool. Chlorazol black stain.
301		Entamoeba histolytica. Cysts in stool. Chlorazol black stain.
302		Entamoeba coil. Cyst in stool, Chlorazol black stain.
303		Endolimax nana. Cyst with 4 nuclei. Chlorazol black stain.
304		Iodamoeba butschlii, one nucleus and large glycogen vacuole. Chlorazol black stain.
305		Dientamoeba fragilis. Human appendix, low and high powers. Iron hematoxylin stain.
306		Dientamoeba fragilis. Human appendix, low and high powers. Iron hematoxylin stain.
307		Giardia lamblia. Cyst in stool. Chlorazol black stain.
308		Giardia lamblia. Troph in stool. Chlorazol black stain.
309		Xenopsylla cheopis. Whole mount of female.
310		Schistosoma mansoni. Egg in stool with lateral spine hidden beneath egg mass.
311		Schistosoma mansoni. Same egg moved so that lateral spine is visible.
312		Schistosoma mansoni. Cuticle of male showing characteristic tubercles.
313		Onchocerca volvulus. High power view showing microfilariae in nodule of fibrotic tissue adjacent to adult.
314		Onchocerca volvulus. Microfilariae in subcutaneous tissue.
315		Onchocerca volvulus. Microfilariae in subcutaneous tissue.
316		Dracunculus insignis. Adults in the leg of an otter.
317		F i1aria Skin test. Compare reaction, high on forearm, with the bland reaction about the distally placed control injection.
318		Wuchereria bancrofti. elephantiasis of external genitalia.
319		Microfilaria. Sheathed.
320		Capillaria hepatica. Gross pathology in liver of Peromyscus
321		Echinococcus granulosus. Massive infection in gut of dog.
322		Multiceps serialis. Cysts in rabbit hind quarters.
323		Taenia. Mature proglottid.
324		Hymenolepis diminuta. Gravid proglottid.
325		Heterophyes. Whole mount.
326		Heterophyes Eggs within adult fluke
327		Schistosoma mansoni Weir placed across small stream and fitted with apparatus which instills molluscicide according to rate of water flow (Puerto Rico).
328		Schistosoma mansoni Weir placed across small stream and fitted with apparatus which instills molluscicide according to rate of water flow (Puerto Rico).
329		Schistosoma mansoni, apparatus used on small stream i n Puerto Rico.
330		Schistosoma mansoni. Spraying stream with molluscicide in Puerto Rico.
331		Schistosoma mansoni. Apparatus used to strain cercariae from stream for quantitative measurement of parasitic population prior to and after mollusciciding. (Puerto Rico).
332		Schistosoma mansoni. House equipped with basic plumbing but nearby stream polluted because bridge is local social point where women gather to gossip or wash clothes and men play cards.
333		Trematode larval stages In snail tissue.
334		Trematode larval stages In snail tissue.
335		Trematode larval stage Dissected free from snail and stained.
336		Trematode larval stage Dissected free from snail and stained.
337		Schistosoma. Forked tailed cercaria.
338		Plasmodium falciparum. Numerous infected red blood cells in brain capillary.
339		Sarcocystis. Gross pathology in a duck.
340		Plasmodium malariae. Band form in erythrocyte.
341		Entamoeba coil. Cysts in stool, showing various numbers of nuclei, hematoxylin stain.
342		Entamoeba coil. Cysts in stool, showing various numbers of nuclei, hematoxylin stain.
343		Entamoeba coil. Cysts in stool, showing various numbers of nuclei, hematoxylin stain.
344		Entamoeba coil. Cysts in stool, showing various numbers of nuclei, hematoxylin stain.
345		Entamoeba coil. Cysts in stool, showing various numbers of nuclei, hematoxylin stain.
346		Entamoeba coil. Cysts in stool, showing various numbers of nuclei, hematoxylin stain.
347		Entamoeba coil. Cyst in stool with splinter-like chromatoidal body.Trichrome stain.
348		Multiple infections. Entamoeba coli and Iodamoeba butschlii. Cysts in stool. Trichrome stain.
349		Entamoeba histolytica. Small race troPhozoite in stool. Trichrome stain.
350		Entamoeba histolytica. Cyst in stool. Trichrome stain.
351		Endolimax nana Cyst in stool. Trichrome stain.
352		Iodamoeba butschlii. Cyst in stool. Trichrome stain.
353		Entamoeba gingivalis Trophozoite among epithelial cells. Trichrome stain.
354		Blastocystis. In stool. Trichrome stain.
355		Chilomastix mesnili. Cyst in stool, trichrome stain.
356		Charcot-Leyden Crystals In stool. Trichrome stain.
357		Fasciolopsis buski Egg in stool.
358		Enterobius vermicularis. Egg in scotch tape preparation.
359		Endolimax nana. Uni nucleate trophozoite.
360		Schistosoma mansoni. The Dona Ana stream in Puerto Rico with foot paths leading through cercaria-bearing waters.
361		Schistosoma mansoni. Straining cercariae from polluted waters. Old model apparatus.
362		Schistosoma mansoni. Mollusciciding operation in Puerto Rico. Putting oil drums with molluscicide in place at a stream.
363		Schistosoma mansoni Control by construction of concrete culve in Guanica swamp.
364		Schistosoma mansoni. Marissa cornuatis. A voracious snail used to control Australorbis.
365		Schistosoma man soni. Spraying molluscicide.
366		Schistosoma mansoni. Destruction of lily leaves by Marissa
367		Thelazia californiensis. In eye of dog.
368		Plasmodium vivax. Trophozoites.
369		Plasmodium vivax. Presegmenter
370		Plasmodium vivax. Trophozoite.
371		Plasmodium vivax. Large trophozoite.
372		Plasmodium vivax. Gametocytes.
373		Plasmodium vivax. Gametocytes.
374		Toxocara canis Larva in unstained crush preparation of mouse brain.
375		Toxocara canis. Hematoxylin-eosin stained sections of infected mouse brain.
376		Toxocara canis. Hematoxylin-eosin stained sections of infected mouse brain.
377		M organism of Frenkel Hematoxylin-eosin stained sections of mouse brain.
378		M organism of Frenkel Hematoxylin-eosin stained sections of mouse brain.
379		Besnoitia. Cysts in striated muscle of reindeer.
380		Besnoitia. Cysts in striated muscle of reindeer.
381		Toxoplasma gondii. Cysts in unstained crush preparation of mouse brain.
382		Toxoplasma gondii Hematoxylin-eosin stained cyst in mouse brain.
383		Strongyloides stercoralis. Gross pathology. Ulcerations in human stomach associated with infection.
384		Strongyloides stercoralis. Gross pathology. Lymphadenopathy associated with infection.
385		Strongyloides stercoralis. Hematoxylin-eosin stained sections of lymph gland showing adenitis associated with infection.
386		Strongyloides stercoralis Gross pathology. Fatty degeneration of human liver associated with infection.
387		Strongyloides stercoralis Hematoxylin-eosin stained section of above liver showing fatty degeneration of parenchymatous cells.
388		Strongyloides stercoralis Hematoxylin-eosin stained section of above liver showing fatty degeneration of parenchymatous cells.
389		Strongyloides stercoralis. Gross pathology. Cross section of human gut showing atrophy of mucous layer.
390		Strongyloides stercoralis. Hematoxylin-eosin stained section of human lung showing larva in alveolus
391		Strongyloides stercoralis. Hematoxylin-eosin stained section of human lung showing larva in alveolus
392		Ascaris lumbricoides. Multiple adults penetrating bowel.
393		Ascaris lumbricoides. Gross pathology. Coiled nematode under liver capsule.
394		Ascaris lumbricoides. Gross pathology. Adults in bile ducts.
395		Ascaris lumbricoides. Gross pathology. Adults in liver parenchyme.
396		Onchocerca volvulus. Dermatitis over buttocks.
397		Loa loa Calabar swelling of leg and foot.
398		Wuchereria bancrofti. Lymphadenopathy demonstrated by x-ray.
399		Wuchereria bancrofti. Calcification in testes demonstrated by x-ray.
400		Wuchereria bancrofti. Scrotal enlargement.
401		Wuchereria bancrofti. Elephantiasis of lower extremity.
402		Dracunculus medinensis. Adult in situ.
403		Cutaneous larva migrans Plantar surface of foot
404		Leishmania. Lesion of forehead. South America.
405		Leishmania. Lesions of thighs. Brazil.
406		Leishmania. Healing skin lesion.
407		Leishmania. Healing skin lesion.
408		Trypanosoma cruzi. Gross pathology. Unopened heart showing myocarditis in Chagas' disease.
409		Trypanosoma cruzi. Gross pathology. Opened heart showing myocardltls in Chagas' disease.
410		Trypanosoma cruzi. Gross pathology. Opened heart showing myocardltls in Chagas' disease.
411		Trypanosoma cruzi. Gross pathology. Opened heart showing myocardltls in Chagas' disease.
412		Trypanosoma cruzi. Gross pathology. Opened heart showing myocardltls in Chagas' disease.
413		Trypanosoma cruzi. Hematoxylin-eosin stained section of myocardium showing inflammation, fibrosis and masses of leishmania forms.
414		Verruga peruana. Gigantic verrucous eruption on legs.
415		Verruga peruana. Verrucous eruption on legs, nodular type.
416		Verruga peruana. Hematogenous nodular type verrucous eruption on leg.
417		Verruga peruana. Miliary type verrucous eruption.
418		Verruga peruana. Hematoxylin-eosin stained section of gigantic facial verruca showing angiomatous character.
419		Leishmania. (South America). A three month old lesion involving palate.
420		Leishmania. (Brazil) Erosion of oral structures.
421		Leishmania. (South America) One year old infection involving naso-labial structures.
422		Leishmania. (South America) Three year old infection with involvement of naso-labial structures.
423		Leishmania. (South America) Three year old infection with involvement of naso-labial structures.
424		Leishmania (Costa Rica) Destruction of nasal septum.
425		Leishmania. (South America) Twenty year old lesion.
426		Leishmania. (South America) Chronic skin infection.
427		Leishmania (South America) Hematoxylin-eosin stained tissue section showing tuberculoid (granulomatous) reaction with central necrosis but no parasites.
428		Leishmania. (South America) Hematoxylin-eosin stained section through a pseudo-lepromatous lesion.
429		Leishmania. Hematoxylin-eosin stained section of pseudolepromatous lesion showing Leishmania. South America.
430		Leishmania. Smear from pseudolepromatous nodule showing Leishmania. South America.
431		Leishmania Hematoxylin-eosin stained section showing tuberculoid reaction with Langhans type giant cells. South America.
432		Leishmania. Hematoxylin-eosin stained section showing ulceration. South America.
433		Leishmania Hematoxylin-eosin stained section through papillomatous lesion with diffuse infiltration of dermis.
434		Taenia solium. Cysticercus in brain.
435		Taenia solium. Cysticercus in left ventricular myocardium.
436		Leishmania donovani. Hepatosplenomegaly.
437		Leishmania donovani. Splenomegaly in a 2 yr. old and a 4 yr. old child.
438		Toxoplasma gondii. Encephalomyelitis.
439		Toxoplasma gondii. Hematoxylin-eosin stained, (phase microscopy) section of infected myocardium.
440		Entamoeba histolytica. Gross pathology; ulcerative amoebic colitis.
441		Entamoeba histolytica. Best carmine stained section of rectum.
442		Entamoeba histolytica. Hematoxylin-eosin stained section of rectum showing numerous parasites.
443		Entamoeba histolytica Best carmine stained section of rectum.
444		Entamoeba histolytica Best carmine stained section of rectum.
445		Entamoeba histolytica Best carmine stained section of rectum. Note ganglion cells.
446		Entamoeba hi stolytica. Best carmine stained section of rectum. Note cytolysis around amoebas.
447		Entamoeba histolytica. Best carmine stained section of rectum. Note trophozoite with ingested red blood cell.
448		Entamoeba histolytica. Best carmine stained section of rectum with suggestion of vessel invasion.
449		Acanthamoeba Meningitis. Hematoxylin-eosin stained section of human brain at various magnifications.
450		Acanthamoeba Meningitis. Hematoxylin-eosin stained section of human brain at various magnifications.
451		Acanthamoeba Meningitis. Hematoxylin-eosin stained section of human brain at various magnifications.
452		Entamoeba histolytica. Radioactive scans of liver prior to and after aspiration of hepatic abscess.
453		Entamoeba histolytica. Radioactive scans of liver prior to and after aspiration of hepatic abscess.
454		Plasmodium falciparum. Thick smear of blood; Giemsa stain.
455		Plasmodium falciparum. Splenomegaly.
456		Trichomonas vaginalis. Inflammatory exudate associated with infection.
457		Trichomonas vaginalis Papanicolaou stain of vaginal smear.
458		Entamoeba histolytica. Ulcerations in colon.
459		Entamoeba histolytica. Hepato-pulmonary abscess communication with bronchus.
460		Entamoeba histolytica. Hepato-pulmonary abscess communication with bronchus.
461		Entamoeba histolytica. Kidney from above case with incidental tubular adenoma.
462		Entamoeba histolytica. Hepato-pulmonary abscess communication with bronchus.
463		Entamoeba histolytica. Amoebic abscess of cerebrum.
464		Entamoeba histolytica. Chronic inflammatory response in region of bowel ulcer.
465		Entamoeba histolytica. Chronic inflammatory response in region of bowel ulcer.
466		Entamoeba histolytica. Trophozoite in submucosa of colon.
467		Entamoeba histolytica. Trophozoite in submucosa of colon.
468		Entamoeba histolytica. Wall of liver abscess.
469		Entamoeba histolytica. Chronic necrotizing inflammatory reaction in bronchial wall.
470		Entamoeba histolytica. Trophozoite in bronchial wall.
471		Entamoeba histolytica. Wall of pulmonary abscess.
472		Entamoeba histolytica. Wall of pulmonary abscess.
473		Entamoeba histolytica. Brain showing glial proliferation and amoeba.
474		Entamoeba histolytica. Brain showing glial proliferation and amoeba.
475		Pneumocystis carinii. Sections through lungs of experimentally infected rats showing infiltration in hilar, peribronchial and suhpleural areas where such infections usually start. The infection is not evenly distributed through the lung sections.
476		Pneumocystis carinii. Lungs from infant dead from Pneumocystis pneumonia showing the characteristic brick red color and grooves due to rib pressure on expanded lungs. The parenchyma (477) is dryer and paler than is usually true of bronchopneumonias.
477		Pneumocystis carinii. Lungs from infant dead from Pneumocystis pneumonia showing the characteristic brick red color and grooves due to rib pressure on expanded lungs. The parenchyma (477) is dryer and paler than is usually true of bronchopneumonias.
478		Pneumocystis carinii. X-ray of child with pneumonia showing the characteristic ground glass appearance of such lungs.
479		Pneumocystis carinii. Premature infant who died of pneumonia four months after birth. Note the total marasmus, the rachitic rosary, protruding abdomen and severe muscle wasting.
480		Pneumocystis carinii. Pneumonia. Low power view of lung (infant) showing that not all alveoli contain 'honeycomb material.'
481		Pneumocystis carinii. Pneumonia. Slightly larger magnification shows thickened alveolar walls invaded by large numbers of plasma cells and lymphocytes The alveolar spaces are filled with honeycomb material. There is no neutrophilic leukocytic infiltration nor is a fibrinous deposit present.
482		Pneumocystis carinii. Pneumonia. The alveolar spaces contain honeycomb material. A lining of pinkish red material defines the alveolar space. Note the thickened alveolar walls which are intensively invaded by plasma cells and lymphocytes.
483		Pneumocystis carinii Pneumonia. Occasionally the hilar lymph nodes are invaded. This specimen shows honeycomb material filling the sinusoids of such a node.
484		Pneumocystis carinii. Pneumonia. High power views showing proliferation of cells lining the alveoli and honeycomb material.
485		Pneumocystis carinii. Pneumonia. Low power view of infected lung stained with silver methenamine. Some parasites stain better than others.
486		Pneumocystis carinii. Pneumonia. High power view of infected lung stained with silver methenamine. Parasitic borders are often sharply outlint in black. Fewer nuclei are seen.
487		Pneumocystis carinii. Pneumonia. Higher power views of infected lung stained with silver methenamine. Darkly stained parasites within the 'honeycomb' material occasionally contain stained nuclear material.
488		Pneumocystis carinii. Pneumonia. High powered view of infected lung designed to illustrate dark staining nucleus and parasite wall by silver methenamine technique.
489		Pneumocystis carinii. Pneumonia. High powered view of infected lung designed to illustrate dark staining nucleus and parasite wall by silver methenamine technique.
490		Pneumocystis carinii. Pneumonia. High powered view of infected lung designed to illustrate dark staining nucleus and parasite wall by silver methenamine technique.
491		Pneumocystis carinii. Pneumonia. High powered view of infected lung designed to illustrate dark staining nucleus and parasite wall by silver methenamine technique.
492		Pneumocystis carinii. Pneumonia. Low power view of infected lung stained by Wheatly modification of trichrome stain for stools demonstrating alveoli and a small bronchiole invaded by parasites. 'Honeycomb' material is present.
493		Pneumocystis carinii. Pneumonia. Higher magnification of infected lung stained by Wheatly modification of trichrome stain for stools showing 'honeycomb' material in alveoli. Parasites are also seen and occasionally nuclear material is visible within the parasites.
494		Pneumocystis carinii. Pneumonia. Higher magnification of infected lung stained by Wheatly modification of trichrome stain for stools showing 'honeycomb' material in alveoli. Parasites are also seen and occasionally nuclear material is visible within the parasites.
495		Pneumocystis carinii Pneumonia. Oil immersion views of alveoli stained by the Wheatly modification of trichrome for stools showing numerous parasites within 'honeycomb' material. Parasitic nuclear material and limiting membranes stain well. There is active proliferation of alveolar macrophages and evidence of phagocytosis.
496		Pneumocystis carinii Pneumonia. Oil immersion views of alveoli stained by the Wheatly modification of trichrome for stools showing numerous parasites within 'honeycomb' material. Parasitic nuclear material and limiting membranes stain well. There is active proliferation of alveolar macrophages and evidence of phagocytosis.
497		Pneumocystis carinii. Pneumonia. Oil immersion view of alveolus stained by the Wh.eatl y modification of trichrome for stool showing macrophage invasion and parasites.
498		Pneumocystis carinii. Pneumonia. Oil immersion view of alveolus stained by the Wh.eatl y modification of trichrome for stool showing macrophage invasion and parasites.
499		Pneumocystis carinii. Pneumonia. Oil immersion view of alveolar material colored by Romanowsky type stain showing cyst like structure containing up to eight parasites.
500		Pneumocystis carinii. Pneumonia. Oil immersion view of alveolar material colored by Romanowsky type stain showing cyst like structure containing up to eight parasites.
501		Pneumocystis carinii. Pneumonia. Touch preparation of similar material.
502		Diphyllobothrium latum. Scolex and immature proglottids. Scolex bears grooves, not suckers.
503		Balantidium caviae. Trophozoite showing cilia and contractile vacuole.
504		Ascaris lumbricoides. Egg in stool showing shell layers nicely.
505		Hookworm. Sequence showing development of larva in eggs.
506		Hookworm. Sequence showing development of larva in eggs.
507		Hookworm. Sequence showing development of larva in eggs.
508		Hookworm. Sequence showing development of larva in eggs.
509		Hookworm. Sequence showing development of larva in eggs.
510		Hookworm. Sequence showing development of larva in eggs.
511		Hookworm. Sequence showing development of larva in eggs.
512		Hookworm. Sequence showing development of larva in eggs.
513		Hookworm. Sequence showing development of larva in eggs.
514		Hookworm. Sequence showing development of larva in eggs.
515		Hookworm. Sequence showing development of larva in eggs.
516		Hookworm. Sequence showing development of larva in eggs.
517		Trichostrongylus Egg from human stool. Characteristically this egg is longer than hookworm eggs.
518		Trichostrongylus Egg from human stool. Characteristically this egg is longer than hookworm eggs.
519		Trichostrongylus egg, hookworm egg, and Strongyloides stercoralis larva. All from one patient.
520		Strongyloides stercoralis. Filariform larva with forked tail.
521		Strongyloides stercoralis. Filariform larva with forked tail.
522		Macracanthorhynchus hirudinaceus Egg in stool of Viet Namese officer.
523		Taenia. Egg showing hooks.
524		Toxocara canis
525		Dracunculus. Larva.
526		Chilomastix mesnili. Uninucleate lemon shaped cyst, iodine stained.
527		Chilomastix mesnili. Uninucleate lemon shaped cyst, iodine stained.
528		Phthirus pubis. Whole mounts. Note egg in female.
529		Phthirus pubis. Whole mounts. Note egg in female.
530		Entamoeba histolytica. Trophozoite with ingested red blood cells.
531		Entamoeba coil Trophozoites.
532		Endolimax nana. Trophozoites.
533		Entamoeba histolytica. Liver destruction.
534		Cheyletiella parasitivorax. Mite of cats and rabbits which may cause skin lesions in humans, especially children.
535		Ascaris lumbricoides. Cross section of adult in bile duct.
536		Fasciola hepatica Traumatic hepatitis caused by migration of immature larvae. Junction of necrotic liver tissue and zone of cell reactions shown.
537		Clonorchis sinensis Adult in bile duct which shows marked hyperplasia of epithelium.
538		Toxocara canis Lesion in dog kidney caused by larva.
539		Ascaris lumbricoides. Second stage larva in liver of an immune guinea pig.
540		Naegleria. Brain with trophozoites. H & E stain.
541		Naegleria. Brain with trophozoites. H & E stain.
542		Schistosoma mansoni. Hepatic portal veins of mouse 28 days after infection.
543		Plasmodium falciparum. Parasites in cardiac capillary.
544		Taenia solium. Cysticercus in human brain.
545		Strongyloides stercoralis. Autoinfection larva penetrating deep into intestinal wall.
546		Enterobius vermicularis Cross section through adults in . appendix.
547		Enterobius vermicularis. High power view of flattened eggs in uterus of female found in appendix.
548		Plasmodium falciparum. The development of male sexual cells from gametocyte to sperm cells (exflagellation) is shown in this series.
549		Plasmodium falciparum. The development of male sexual cells from gametocyte to sperm cells (exflagellation) is shown in this series.
550		Plasmodium falciparum. The development of male sexual cells from gametocyte to sperm cells (exflagellation) is shown in this series.
551		Plasmodium falciparum. The development of male sexual cells from gametocyte to sperm cells (exflagellation) is shown in this series.
552		Plasmodium falciparum. The development of male sexual cells from gametocyte to sperm cells (exflagellation) is shown in this series.
553		Plasmodium falciparum. The development of male sexual cells from gametocyte to sperm cells (exflagellation) is shown in this series.
554		Plasmodium falciparum. The development of male sexual cells from gametocyte to sperm cells (exflagellation) is shown in this series.
555		Plasmodium falciparum. The development of male sexual cells from gametocyte to sperm cells (exflagellation) is shown in this series.
556		Plasmodium falciparum. The development of male sexual cells from gametocyte to sperm cells (exflagellation) is shown in this series.
557		Plasmodium vivax. Schizogony from binucleate through multinucleate stages.
558		Plasmodium vivax. Schizogony from binucleate through multinucleate stages.
559		Plasmodium vivax. Schizogony from binucleate through multinucleate stages.
560		Plasmodium vivax. Schizogony from binucleate through multinucleate stages.
561		Plasmodium vivax. Schizogony from binucleate through multinucleate stages.
562		Plasmodium vivax. Schizogony from binucleate through multinucleate stages.
563		Plasmodium vivax. Schizont 'explodes.'
564		Plasmodium falciparum. Severe infection with red blood cell harboring several parasites.
565		Plasmodium falciparum. Thick smear showing rings only.
566		Plasmodium vivax. Thick smear.
567		Plasmodium vivax. Thick smear.
568		Plasmodium falciparum. Thick smears showing gametocytes.
569		Plasmodium falciparum. Thick smears showing gametocytes.
570		Leishmania donovani. Smear with unusually clear staining of blepharoplast and nucleus.
571		Plasmodium falciparum. Parasites in brain capillary.
572		Schistosoma mansoni. Hepatosplenomegaly.
573		Schistosoma mansoni. Hepatosplenomegaly.
574		Schistosoma mansoni. Note engorgement of collateral circulation of abdomen.
575		Leishmania braziliensis. Ulcer is site of 3 week old Phlebotomus bite.
576		Leishmania. Skin lesion of foot. Colombia, S.A.
577		Leishmania. Mucocutaneo u s destruction. Colombia, S. A
578		Echinococcus granulosus. Cyst in brain. Photograph of seven year old Italian-born female who fell down five steps and shortly thereafter became unconscious for a few seconds. Vomited for a week. One month later she developed convulsions, headaches, and intermittent drowsiness. A few hours prior to hospitalization, she vomited (nonprojectile), convulsed, complained of pain in the neck and became drowsy. Physical examination showed neck stiffness, hyperactive knee jerks, positive Kernig sign and Babinski reflexes. The patient went into a deep coma with occasional involuntary motions and died two days after admission. At autopsy, a 250 gram , 10 x 5 cm., white-walled cyst bulged through the gray matter of the left cerebrum. Subsequent microscopic examination of the cyst wall revealed typical scolices of Echinococcus granulosus.
579		Echinococcus granulosus. Inner surface of the cyst in number 578.
580		Echinococcus granulosus. Protoscolices, proliferative membrane and the laminated eosinophilic membranes are seen.
581		Echinococcus granulosus. Protoscolices are seen at higher magnifications.
582		Echinococcus granulosus. Protoscolices are seen at higher magnifications.
583		Toxoplasma gondii Whole brain showing severe inflammatory reaction of meninges. Thinning of the cortex can be observed in region where the brain was incised.
584		Toxoplasma gondii. Formalin fixed, hydrocephalic infant brain showing hemorrhage, congestion and pressure.
585		Toxoplasma gondii Coronal sections of same brain showing dilatation of ventricles and thinning of cortex as well as hemorrhage.
586		Toxoplasma gondii Trophic stages in a cell from mouse peritoneal fluid.
587		Toxoplasma gondii. Trophic stages from rupturing cell in mouse peritoneal exudate.hydatids.
588		Naegleria Lee case of primary amoebic meningoencephalitis. Whole brain.
589		Naegleria Lee case of primary amoebic meningoencephalitis. Whole brain.
590		Naegleria Lee case of primary amoebic meningoencephalitis. Whole brain.
591		Naegleria Lee case of primary amoebic meningoencephalitis. Spinal fluid.
592		Naegleria. Lee case of primary amoebic meningoencephalitis. Olfactory bulb smear 16 August. Hematoxylin stain.
593		Naegleria. Lee case of primary amoebic meningoencephalitis. Olfactory bulb smear 3 August. Hematoxylin stain.
594		Naegleria. Lee case of primary amoebic meningoencephalitis. Olfactory bulb smear 16 August, multinucleate form.
595		Naegleria. Lee case of primary amoebic meningoencephalitis. Ventricular fluid. Hematoxy1in stain, oil immersion.
596		Naegleria. Brain section x 20.
597		Naegleria. Brain section x 40.
598		Naegleria Lee-culture showing rbc, few cysts and amoeboid cells.
599		Naegleria. Lee-culture #9 - showing many trophs and cysts often in clumps.
600		Naegleria. Lee case. Pre flagellate.
601		Naegleria. Culture #290, flagellate, low power.
602		Naegleria. Culture #290, flagellate, higher power.
603		Naegleria. Flagellate (x oil) showing bulges on flagella.
604		Naegleria. Lee-culture. Hematoxylin stain. Low power.
605		Naegleria. Lee-culture. Hematoxylin stain. Higher power.
606		Naegleria. Culture. Hematoxylin stain. Oil immersion
607		Naegleria. Three trophs. Oil immersion.
608		Naegleria. One flagellum, two nuclei. Hematoxylin stain. Oil immersion.
609		Naegleria. Multinucleate culture form. Hematoxylin stain.
610		Naegleria. Mitotic division. Hematoxylin stain. 100x.
611		Hartmanella. Amoeboid forms in culture.
612		Hartmanella. Culture form showing filopodia.
613		Acanthamoeba Cyst formation on agar culture medium.
614		Acanthamoeba Five pointed cysts.
615		Acanthamoeba Trophozoites.
616		Acanthamoeba Trophozoites.
617		Balantidium coli Trophozoite, iodine stain showing cilia.
618		Balantidium coli. Trophozoite with well-stained macro-nuclei.
619		Dirofilaria immitis. Adults in dog heart.
620		Dirofilaria immitis. Microfilaria in dog lung.
621		Dirofilaria immitis. Microfilaria in dog lung.
622		Dirofilaria immitis. Microfilaria in dog kidney..
623		Onchocerca volvulus. Nodule in scalp of two children.
624		Onchocerca volvulus. Dermatitis.
625		Onchocerca volvulus. Excision of scalp nodule.
626		Onchocerca volvulus. Blind patient.
627		Wuchereria bancrofti. Hanging groin.
628		Wuchereria bancrofti Early inguinal involvement
629		Wuchereria bancrofti Early inguinal involvement
630		Wuchereria banerofti. Marked inguinal involvement.
631		Wuchereria bancrofti. l)epigmentation of skin secondary to infection and stasis
632		Angiostrongylus cantonensis Nematode in human brain. Reference:
633		Angiostrongylus cantonensis Nematode in human brain. Reference:
634		Angiostrongylus cantonensis. Cross section of nematode in monkey cord showing giant cell formation around worm.
635		Angiostrongylus cantonensis. Cross section of nematode in monkey cord showing giant cell formation around worm.
636		Trichuris trichiura and Clonorchis sinensis Eggs.
637		Capillaria philippinensis. Cross section through adults.
638		Capillaria philippinensis. Egg.
639		Trichuris trichiura. Adults in bowel.
640		Hookworm Child and statue with abdominal distention and typical stance. Costa Rica.
641		Hookworm Child and statue with abdominal distention and typical stance. Costa Rica.
642		Malnutrition and intestinal parasitism.
643		Schistosoma haematobium Hematuria.
644		Dermatobia hominis Incised occipital scalp of 11 year old boy from which a larva was removed.
645		Simulium Masses of eggs attached to natural and man made structures.
646		Simulium Masses of eggs attached to natural and man made structures.
647		Simulium Masses of eggs attached to natural and man made structures.
648		Simulium Masses of eggs attached to natural and man made structures.
649		Simulium. Collecting viable egg in dredge samples from stream bottom, during the fall months.
650		Simulium. Larvae in large masses.
651		Simulium. Larvae in large masses.
652		Simulium. Cables producing so called 'tiger streaks' to which eggs adhere.
653		Simulium. Eggs attached to the cables.
654		Simulium. Harvesting a cable of black fly larvae.
655		Simulium. Eggs and developmental stages adhere to cloth netting placed on a stream bottom, thereby easing collection.
656		Simulium. Eggs and developmental stages adhere to cloth netting placed on a stream bottom, thereby easing collection.
657		Simulium. Pupa attached to stick.
658		Simulium. Pupa attached to twig.
659		Simulium. Pupa.
660		Simulium. Collecting flies in trap placed in stream.
661		Simulium Collecting flies in traps baited with birds.
662		Simulium Collecting flies in traps baited with birds.
663		Simulium. Larva being raised in laboratory.
664		Leishmania braziliensis Ear ulcer in boy holding guinea pig, a reservoir host.
665		Leishmania braziliensis. Ear ulcer in old man.
666		Leishmania. Montenegro sign. Positive skin test in patient with lesions of elbow.
667		Leishmania. Acute ulcer of nose.
668		Leishmania. Healed stage of nose ulcer.
669		Leishmania. Acute ulcer of wrist.
670		Leishmania. Healing ulcer of waist.
671		Echinococcus granulosus. Originally in vertebral column. Frontal view of cachectic 53 year old Italian male approximately 10 years after discovery of cysts during a laminectomy procedure to decompress his spinal chord. Dissemination to pleura, lungs and flank followed. Patient died several months after these photos were made.
672		Echinococcus granulosus. Same man in lateral position showing kyphosis due to compression of vertebral bodies eroded by the cysts. In addition note elevation of the left flank caused by an underlying cyst.
673		Echinococcus granulosus. Posterior view showing scars of previous surgery, the large cyst in the left flank and several smaller ones near the upper end of the scars.
674		Echinococcus granulosus. Close up showing multiple sinus tracts from which small cysts and fluid occasionally extruded.
675		Echinococcus granulosus. Same view with an extruded cyst in lower right quadrant.
676		Echinococcus granulosus. Same view with an extruded cyst in lower right quadrant.
677		Echinococcus granulosus. Lateral view showing the cyst in left flank to better advantage.
678		Echinococcus granulosus. Close up view of same cyst showing old surgical scar. On previous occasions this cyst was drained and irrigated with Cytoxan or leucanthone with no improvement.
679		Echinococcus granulosus. Incision of tissues overlying cyst wall.
680		Echinococcus granulosus. Incision into cyst permits escape of pseudopurulent material.
681		Echinococcus granulosus. Cyst evacuated. One percent formalin was instilled and cyst did not reappear during the few remaining months of the patients life.
682		Echinococcus granulosus. Solid cyst in spleen. Photo courtesy D. Graham, St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Boston, Mass.
683		Echinococcus granulosus. 'Sand' from renal cyst.
684		Echinococcus granulosus. Free hooklets in renal cyst sand.
685		Echinococcus granulosus. Free hooklets in renal cyst sand.
686		Echinostoma, malayanum Egg.
687		Echinostoma malayanum Egg containing a fully grown miracidium.
688		Echinostoma malayanum. M iracidium.
689		Echinostoma malayanum. Epidermal plates of miracidium impregnated with silver nitrate.
690		Echinostoma malayanum. Miracidium penetrating the snail host. Indoplanorbis exustus. Early stage of penetration.
691		Echinostoma malayanum. Second ~ row of epidermal plates is being shed by one of the miracidia penetrating the snail host.
692		Echinostoma malayanum. Miracidium penetrating the snail host and shedding the third row of epidermal plates.
693		Echinostoma malayanum. Miracidium has just penetrated the snail host leaving behind the two epidermal plates of the last row.
694		Echinostoma malayanum. Sporocyst.
695		Echinostoma malayanum. Metacercaria.
696		Isospora belli. oocyst with single protoplasmic mass.
697		Isospora belli. oocyst with two sporocysts.
698		Enterobius vermicularis. Anterior portion of male showing cervical alae outlined in iodine stained stool emulsion.
699		Hymenolepis nana. Egg in iodine stained stool emulsion.
700		Schistosoma haematobium Egg.
701		Trichinella spiralis. Larvae digested free from muscle. One larva still partially surrounded by cyst wall.
702		Entamoeba histolytica. Uninucleate trophozoites.
703		Entamoeba histolytica. Uninucleate trophozoites.
704		Entamoeba histolytica. Uninucleate trophozoites.
705		Entamoeba histolytica. Formaliri fixed specimen of gut, showing ulcers and liver showing abscesses.
706		Endolimax nana. Trophozoite in stool.
707		Giardia lamblia. Cysts.
708		Giardia lamblia. Trophozoite.
709		Clonorchissinensis Egg
710		Plasmodium ovale. Growing trophozoites.
711		Plasmodium ovale. Growing trophozoites.
712		Plasmodium ovale. Growing trophozoites.
713		Plasmodium ovale. Growing trophozoites.
714		Plasmodium ovale. Growing trophozoites.
715		Plasmodium ovale. Schizogony.
716		Plasmodium ovale. Two parasites simultaneously undergoing schizogony in one host cell.
717		Anaplasma marginale. From cow.
718		Demodex folliculorum. Skin biopsy showing arthropod and inflammatory reaction in skin.
719		Demodex folliculorum Arthropod seen in larger magnification.
720		Demodex folliculorum. Inflammatory reaction within dermis.
721		Dirofilaria immitis. Larvae in pulmonary vein.
722		Culicoides. Peritrophic membrane.
723		Echinococcus granulosus Hydatid cyst in lung of moose.
724		Multiceps. Cyst in rabbit. See slide #322
725		Onchocerca volvulus. Excision of nodule.
726		Onchocerca volvulus. Excision of nodule.
727		Onchocerca volvulus. Sectioned nodule showing adult nematodes.
728		Hookworm Edema associated with massive infections.
729		Leishmania Guinea pig with lesion on nose.
730		Wuchereria bancrofti Elephantiasis of lower extremities.
731		Wuchereria bancrofti Elephantiasis of lower extremities.
732		Ascaris lumbricoides Egg in lung.
733		Cutaneous larva migrans. Serpiginous tunnels on various portions of the superficial anatomy.
734		Cutaneous larva migrans. Serpiginous tunnels on various portions of the superficial anatomy.
735		Cutaneous larva migrans. Serpiginous tunnels on various portions of the superficial anatomy.
736		Cutaneous larva migrans. Serpiginous tunnels on various portions of the superficial anatomy.
737		Cutaneous larva migrans. Serpiginous tunnels on various portions of the superficial anatomy.
738		Cutaneous larva migrans. Serpiginous tunnels on various portions of the superficial anatomy.
739		Eimeria tenella. Intracellular sporozoite 12 hours after inoculation. Note the indentation of the host cell nucleus and the eosinophilic posterior re frac t i l e globule of the sporozoite. A parasitophoric vacuole surrounds the parasite. H & E stain.
740		Eimeria tenella. Development of sporozoite into trophozoite. Note parasite nucleus anterior to re f ract i le globule. H & E stain ( 18 hr. after inoculation).
741		Eimeria tenella. Small and large multinucleate schizonts. Note the refractile globules which persist in first generation development. H & E stain.
742		Eimeria tenella. Incompletely segmented first generation schizont. Nuclei of the forming merozoites are clearly visible. F Giemsa stain. (58 hr).
743		Eimeria tenella. Mature first generation schizont 72 hours after inoculation. H & E stain.
744		Eimeria tenella. First-generation merozoites and second generation tr ophozoites. Note the absence of refractile globules. H & E stain. (72 hr).
745		Eimeria tenella. Immature second generation schizonts. Note multiple infections of single cells. H & E stain. (96 hr).
746		Eimeria tenella. Second generation schizonts. Note that the second generation merozoites are about twice as large as those of the first generation. H & E stain. (96 hr).
747		Eimeria tenella. Free second generation merozoites. H&E stain. (120 hr).
748		Eimeria tenella. Immature microgametocyte and immature macrogametocyte. Note the high nucleic acid content of the male gametocyte. Giemsa stain. (144 hr).
749		Eimeria tenella. Cluster of male and female gametocytes. Giemsa stain.
750		Eimeria tenella. Mature microgametocytes containing many microgametes. Giemsa stain. (216 hr).
751		Eimeria tenella. Mature macrogametocyte. The central karyosome is clearly visible and the plastic granules appear as vacuoles at the periphery. Methyl green-toluidine blue stain. (168 hr).
752		Eimeria tenella. Oocytes, 190 hr. after inoculation of cell culture with sporozoites. Giemsa stain.
753		Schistosoma japonicum. Splenomegaly.
754		Schistosoma japonicum. Three and one half liters of ascitic fluid had been removed the previous day from this 16 year old boy.
755		Schistosoma japonicum. Enlarged spleen at surgery.
756		Schistosoma japonicum. Adults in colic vein.
757		Schistosoma japonicum. Liver at surgery showing pseudotubercles.
758		Schistosoma japonicum. Mesentery at surgery showing pseudotubercles.
759		Schistosoma japonicum, Liver and splenic enlargement. Nearly 800 worms were removed from this patient.
760		Schistosoma mansoni. Diagram showing mechanism used to filter adult schistosomes from the portal o'_ sto m of man and other hosts.
761		Schistosoma japonicum. Mobilization of hepatic vein and insertion of tubing leading to bypass filter.
762		Schistosoma japonicum. Mobilization of hepatic vein and insertion of tubing leading to bypass filter.
763		Schistosoma japonicum. Mobilization of hepatic vein and insertion of tubing leading to bypass filter.
764		Schistosoma japonicum. Mobilization of hepatic vein and insertion of tubing leading to bypass filter.
765		Schistosoma japonicum. Mobilization of hepatic vein and insertion of tubing leading to bypass filter.
766		Schistosoma japonicurn. Filter and pump in place and functioning during filtration process.
767		Schistosoma japonicum. Adult schistosomes caught in blood filter.
768		Schistosoma japonicum. Adults recovered by filtration technique.
769		Schistosoma mansoni. Iidine stained egg from stool.
770		Haemadipsa zeylanica. land leech and cocoon. After a single blood meal, a leech may produce several cocoons. Ten or more young leeches may emerge from each cocoon. Emergence time depends upon temperature. At laboratory room temperature emergence time was around 30 days.
771		Haemadipsa zeylanica. Cocoon of a land leech. Such cocoons are about 0.5 cm. in greatest diameter.
772		Phytobdella. A land leech collected on Luzon, republic of the Philippines. The specimen shown had been aroused by the breath of a technician. Hungry leeches are stimulated by the breath of hosts, body warmth, vibrations, and unknown factors. They move in 'inch worm' fashion towards the host with remarkable accuracy. The bite of most leeches is seldom noticed by the host, although one species of land leech is reported to cause a stinging sensation as it feeds.
773		Phytobdella. The same specimen shown in the previous slide slightly more extended. Genus Phytobdella is unique in that species of the genus possess two rather than three jaws. Like all blood-sucking leeches, members of genus Phytobdella may increase their weight 8-10 fold during a blood meal.
774		Hirudo nipponia and Hirudinaria manillensis. Aquatic leeches such as the medicinal leeches of genus Hirudo and large buffalo leeches of genus Hirudinaria must leave the water to deposit their cocoons in moist soil. These leeches may burrow several inches below the surface i n order to do so. Shown are a cocoon of the japanese medicinal leech, Hirudo nipponia, and a larger cocoon of the buffalo leech, Hirudinaria manillensis.
775		Hirudo nipponia and Hirudinaria manillensis. Blood-sucking leeches will often attack engorged leeches of other species. Shown are examples of Hirudo nipponia from Korea feeding on a recently engorged buffalo leech, Hirudinaria manillensis.
776		Dinobdella ferox. Adult nasal leeches may attain a length of 10 inches. Leeches newly emerged from cocoons, are less than a cm long. This specimen was stimulated by the breath of a technician.
777		Entamoeba histolytica. Perirectal muco-cutaneous amebiasis.
778		Trypanosoma cruzi. Type of house in which reduviid bugs are found in Costa Rica.
779		Trypanosoma cruzi. Close up of the same house.
780		Trypanosoma cruzi. Reduviid bug in same house.
781		Trypanosoma cruzi. Catching a reduviid with forceps.
782		Trypanosoma cruzi. High power view of living reduviid held in forceps.
783		Trypanosoma cruzi. Reduviid bug before and after engorgement on blood.
784		Trypanosoma cruzi. Reduviid bug before and after engorgement on blood.
785		Trypanosoma cruzi. Armadillo, Significant host for Trypanosoma cruzi in Costa Rica.
786		Leishmania donovani. Hepatosplenomegaly with left lobe of liver especially involved.
787		Leishmania donovani. Hepatosplenomegaly with left lobe of liver especially involved.
788		Leishmania donovani. Bone marrow smear from Brazilian patient
789		Schistosoma mansoni. Brazil. Right liver lobe enlargement.
790		Schistosoma mansoni. Brazil. Right liver lobe enlargement.
791		Dirofilaria immitis. Larvae in the malpighian tubes 12 days after ingestion by Aedes togoi.
792		Dirofilaria immitis. Microfilaria in fresh canine blood.
793		Dirofilaria immitis. Microfilaria in canine blood.
794		Dirofilaria immitis. Developing stage in canine muscle (intermediate developmental location) 112 days after experimental infection.
795		Dirofilaria immitis. Adult female from canine heart and 112 day old female from 'submuscle membrane'.
796		Dirofilaria immitis. Adult worms in the canine heart.
797		Dirofilaria immitis. Paradoxical embolus of adult worms at the bifurcation of the abdominal aorta and iliac arteries ( patent foramen ovate).
798		Dirofilaria immitis. Ascites due to infection.
799		Dirofilaria immitis. Necrosis of hind limb caused by paradoxical embolus.
800		Simulium. Onchocerca volvulus. Larvae growing in wing musculature of Simulium.
801		Simulium naevi, Onchocerca volvulus. An iron 'hematoxylin preparation of the tissues of Simulium naevi showing developing larvae of Onchocerca volvulus. Lower power view stained with iron hematoxylin.
802		Wuchereria bancrofti. Adult worms ectopically located in the antecubital space of a Puerto Rican female.
803		Wuchereria bancrofti. Adult worms ectopically located in the antecubital space of a Puerto Rican female.
804		Wuchereria bancrofti. Mammary enlargement.
805		Wuchereria bancrofti. Elephantiasis of lower limbs.
806		Wuchereria bancrofti. Elephantiasis of lower limbs.
807		Wuchereria bancrofti. Scrotal enlargement.
808		Acanthocheilonema perstans in Nigeria. Microfilaria.
809		Acanthocheilonema perstans in Nigeria. Microfilaria.
810		Ancylostoma caninum. Adult in dog intestine.
811		Ascaris lumbricoides. Lips en face.
812		Ascaris lumbricoides. Eggs from liver abscess.
813		Trichuris trichiura. Prolapse of rectum secondary to infection with whipworm.
814		Trichuris trichiura. High power view of prolapsed rectum showing adult worms to better advantage.
815		Capillaria philippinensis. Cross section of adults in bowel.
816		Capillaria philippinensis. Female and male adults.
817		Capillaria philippinensis. Female and male adults.
818		Capillaria philippinensis. Cross section of adults.
819		Trichuris trichiura. Adult woven into mucosa of 22 yr. old female Chinese female. Ulcerating carcinoma seen in lower power photographs.
820		Trichuris trichiura. Adult woven into mucosa of 22 yr. old female Chinese female. Ulcerating carcinoma seen in lower power photographs.
821		Trichuris trichiura. Adult woven into mucosa of 22 yr. old female Chinese female. Ulcerating carcinoma seen in lower power photographs.
822		Dracunculus medinensis. Extracting worms by classical match stick technique.
823		Dracunculus medinensis. Extracting worms by classical match stick technique.
824		Dracunculus medinensis. Adult in subcutaneous tissues below breast.
825		Dracunculus medinensis. Adult in a scrotum.
826		Dracunculus medinensis. Adult in a scrotum.
827		Dracunculus medinensis. Extraction of adults from scrotum.
828		Strongyloides stercoralis. Fatal case in institutionalized child. Low power view showing adult in lumen of bowel.
829		Strongyloides stercoralis. High power view of adult in lumen of bowel.
830		Strongyloides stercoralis. Same case. Portion of adult.
831		Strongyloides stercoralis. Same case. Portion of adult.
832		Strongyloides stercoralis. Same case. Portion of adult.
833		Strongyloides stercoralis. Same case. Portion of adult.
834		Strongyloides stercoralis. Same case. Portion of adult.
835		Strongyloides stercoralis. Same case. Portion of adult.
836		Strongyloides stercoralis. Same case. Portion of adult.
837		Strongyloides stercoralis. Same case. Portion of adult.
838		Strongyloides stercoralis. Larval forms invading submucosa. Marked inflammatory response.
839		Strongyloides stercoralis. Giant cell formation in the inflammatory response.
840		Taenia solium. An adult African male with numerous subcutaneous nodules which proved to be the larval parasite, Cysticercus cellulosae.
841		Taenia solium. A macroscopic view of the brain of same patient showing cysticerci. There is an easily visible cyst in one of the temporal lobes.
842		Taenia solium. Cysticercus in eye.
843		Hymenolepis diminuta. Larva.
844		Echinococcus granulosus. Cyst in kidney.
845		Echinococcus granulosus. Cyst in kidney.
846		Echinococcus granulosus. Cyst in kidney.
847		Echinococcus granulosus. Cysts in ureter.
848		Echinococcus granulosus. Scolices illuminated with ultraviolet light.
849		Entamoeba histolytica. Proctitis showing angry red mucosa.
850		Entamoeba histolytica. Bowel perforation. White areas are paper showing through holes.
851		Entamoeba histolytica Autopsy specimen of large bowel.
852		Entamoeba histolytica Fifteen month old child. Autopsy specimen showing cecum with ulcerations.
853		Entamoeba histolytica. X-ray showing liver abscess. with elevated right diaphragm and fluid level.
854		Entamoeba histolytica. Aspiration of liver abscess.
855		Plasmodium falciparum. Thick smear, field stain.
856		Plasmodium falciparum. Marked edema of face and neck secondary to nephrosis.
857		Leishmania mexicana. Ulceration of pinna.
858		Pneumocystis carinii. Section of lung stained with Gomori's methenamine-silver nitrate.
859		Trypanosoma rhodesiense Blood smear.
860		Trypanosoma rhodesiense Blood smear.
861		Sarcoptes scabiei. In skin.
862		Trypanosoma cruzi. Tree nest from which reduviid bugs were collected.
863		Trypanosoma cruzi. Examining nest for reduviids.
864		Trypanosoma cruzi. Examining nest for reduviids.
865		Tick Mouth parts in skin.
866		Tick Mouth parts in skin.
867		Leishmania. Bolivia. Mucocutaneous destruction.
868		Leishmania. Bolivia. Mucocutaneous destruction.
869		Leishmania. Bolivia. Mucocutaneous destruction.
870		Leishmania. Bolivia. Mucocutaneous destruction.
871		Leishmania. Lesions of forearms. Costa Rica.
872		Leishmania. Healed facial scar. 'Seal of the Forest'. Costa Rica.
873		Frenkelia. Young cysts in bank vole brain smear (Clethrionomys glareolus). Giemsa stain.
874		Frenkelia. Young cyst from brain of Clethrionomys glareolus. Giemsa Collophoninim.
875		Frenkelia. Old cyst from brain. Degeneration in center. Giemsa. Collophoninim.
876		Frenkelia. Ruptured cyst from brain of Clethrionomys glareolus. Elongate form is the endocyst. Round form is the metrocyst.
877		Schistosoma haematobium Egyptian male, approximately 10 years old. Urinary bladder with red elevated lesions at the apex and along the right ureteral orifice. Live eggs were not found distant to these foci suggesting that the adult worms nest at one site for some time. Eight pairs of adults were found in the bladder vasculature.
878		Schistosoma mansoni. Same patient had a stalked polyp of the sigmoid colon. The polyp contained numerous eggs of S. haematobium and a few eggs of S. mansoni. Isolated intestinal polyps are not infrequent among Egyptians infected with S, mansoni or S. haematobium. They are less frequently seen in Brazilians suffering from S. mansoni infections.
879		Schistosoma haematobium. Egyptian male, 26 years old. Surgically excised urinary bladder, containing 156,000 eggs per gram of host tissue. Eighteen pairs of adults were recovered from the specimen. the pearly white area near the apex is indicative of squamous metaplasia. the large ulcerated mass on the right side of the ladder is a squamous cell carcinoma. The tan surface of the remainder of the bladder is a mass of confluent sandy (granulomatous) patches.
880		Schistosoma mansoni. Classical colonic polyposis in a surgically resected portion of colon. Patient was a 20 year old Egyptian male. Specimen fixed it formalin.
881		Schistosoma mansoni and Schistosoma haematobium. Hemicolectomy specimen from 40 year old Egyptian male showing large bilharzioma adjacent to the rectosigmoid colon. Several polyps were present in the intestine. The bilharzioma was composed mainly of fibroticc granulomas. About 23,000 S. mansoni eggs and 1,500 S. haematohium eggs per gram of polyp and/or bilharzioma were present. Irregular fibrous masses were present in the colonic serosa as well. Numerous S. mansoni adults were found in the specimen. Surgery was scheduled to provide relief from urinary tract obstruction (right ureter) caused by S. haematobium. The colon was resected because the mass was suspected to be cancer.
882		Schistosoma mansoni and Schistosoma haematobium Surgically resected colon from 18 year old Egyptian male showing lumen filled with multiple polyps. Wall of colon was also fibrotic. Discolored by formalin fixation prior to photography.
883		Schistosoma mansoni and Schistosoma haematohium. Same patient. Multiple cross sections showing extensive fibrosis associated with egg burdens of 110,000 (S. mansoni) and 1,500 (S. haematohium) per gram of host tissue.
884		Schistosoma mansoni. Autopsy specimen of 27 year old Brazilian male who died of hematemesis associated with hepatosplenomegaly. One hundred eighty-three active adult pairs were counted at autopsy. The external surface of the liver was bosselated. Although this was the most typical appearance, the liver surface is sometimes smooth or finely nodular in such cases.
885		Schistosoma mansoni. Same patient. Cut surface of liver showed marked periportal fibrosis, the intervening parenchyma being fairly normal. Many cases with severe disease show less portal fibrosis. The enlarged spleen weighed 700 grams.
886		Taenia solium. Asymptomatic cerebral cysticercosis.
887		Ascaris lumbricoides Fatal peritonitis due to Ascaris.
888		Ascaris lumbricoides. Autopsy specimen showing abscess involving liver and diaphragm resulting from migrating adult ascarids. One transected adult ascarid protrudes from a bile duct.
889		Ascaris lumbricoides. Autopsy specimen showing adult in ampulla of Vater.
890		Trichuris trichiura, Ascaris lumbricoides, Balantidium coil, Entamoeba histolytica. Autopsy specimen showing adult helminths, ulcerations and bloody intestinal contents.
891		Trichuris trichiura, Ascaris lumbricoides, Balantidium coil, Entamoeba histolytica. Autopsy specimen showing adult helminths, ulcerations and bloody intestinal contents.
892		Trichuris trichiura, Ascaris lumbricoides, Balantidium coil, Entamoeba histolytica. Autopsy specimen showing adult helminths, ulcerations and bloody intestinal contents.
893		Onchocerca volvulus. Nodules in scalp and forehead.
894		Onchocerca volvulus. Nodules in scalp and forehead.
895		Onchocerca volvulus. Nodules in scalp and forehead.
896		Onchocerca volvulus. Taking skin snip for diagnosis.
897		Onchocerca volvulus. Women washing clothes, in stream which produces biting flies, in endemic region.
898		Syngamus trachea. Several pairs are seen in the trachea of a turkey.
899		Dioctophyma renale. Recovered from abdomen of dog in St. Paul, Minn.
900		Wuchereria bancrofti. Anterior end of microfilaria in blood film.
901		Wuchereria bancrofti. Posterior portion of microfilaria in blood film.
902		Wuchereria bancrofti. Entire microfilaria in blood film.
903		Wuchereria bancrofti. Anterior end of same microfilaria.
904		Wuchereria bancrofti. Posterior end of same microfilaria.
905		Wuchereria bancrofti. Posterior end of another microfilaria.
906		Echinococcus granulosus Hydatid dosing strip, wherein dogs are given enemas, their stools recovered and examined for evidence of infection.
907		Echinococcus granulosus Three men giving one dog one enema.
908		Echinococcus granulosus Recovering the fruits of their labor.
909		Muiticeps A 32 month old white male in South Dakota suffered progressive lassitude, anorexia, irritability, incoordination and infrequent vomiting. A suboccipital craniotomy was performed during which a grape-like mass of translucent thin wall cysts was discovered and partially evacuated withdifficulty.. Subsequently patient developed flexion rigidity of the extremities, non-reactive pupils and decreased consciousness. A sinus tract at the operative site contained more cysts. The patient died three months after the onset of symptoms.
910		Muiticeps Cysts removed from patient.
911		Muiticeps Cyst wall with two scolices in field.
912		Muiticeps Cyst wall with two scolices in field.
913		Muiticeps Cyst wall with two scolices in field.
914		Muiticeps Higher power views of one scolex.
915		Multiceps. Section through scolex and membrane.
916		Trypanosome rhodesiense Positive blood smear in patient traveling independently in endemic region. Diagnosis made in N.Y.C.
917		Trypanosome rhodesiense In spinal fluid of same patient.
918		Trypanosome rhodesiense. Higher power view of trypanosome in spinal fluid of same patient.
919		Clonorchis sinensis. Adult liver fluke crawling from bile duct of transected cirrhotic liver.
920		Hymen olepis diminuta. Hatching egg.
921		Hymen olepis diminuta. Hatching egg.
922		Dipylidium caninum. Packets of eggs in dog stool.
923		Schistosoma japonicum. Egg in stool. Small lateral spine visible.
924		Giardia lamblia. Trichrome stained peroral biopsy of duodenum showing trophozoites in close proximity to mucosa.
925		Giardia lamblia. Trichrome stained peroral biopsy of duodenum showing trophozoites in close proximity to mucosa.
926		Giardia lamblia. Protargol stained trophozoites in stool.
927		Trichomonas vaginalis Several flagella and the nucleus are easily seen.
928		Entamoeba coil. Stool. Iodine stained cysts showing different numbers of nuclei.
929		Entamoeba coil. Stool. Iodine stained cysts showing different numbers of nuclei.
930		Entamoeba coil. Stool. Iodine stained cysts showing different numbers of nuclei.
931		Entamoeba coil. Stool. Iodine stained cysts showing different numbers of nuclei.
932		Taenia. Eggs in stool.
933		Strongyloides stercoralis Rhabditiform larva in stool.
934		Enterobius vermicularis. Egg in stool, iodine stain.
935		Cutaneous larva migrans. Feet and buttocks involved. White material is probably an ointment.
936		Cutaneous larva migrans. Feet and buttocks involved. White material is probably an ointment.
937		Toxocara. Egg in stool of St. Bernard dog.
938		Glossina. Wet and dry season fauna in riverine region serving as breeding ground for tsetse flies.
939		Glossina. Wet and dry season fauna in riverine region serving as breeding ground for tsetse flies.
940		Glossina. A mile wide clearing of shrubs and trees significantly limited Glossing breeding.
941		Plasmodium falciparum. Hepatosplenomegaly in a child. Photos 984-997 . A 60 year old white male received 10 pints of blood shortly before, during and after gastrectomy for a benign gastric ulcer. One of the donors, a previously infected veteran of the Viet Nam war, registered at a blood bank under a false name and address. Approximately four weeks after the surgery the patient developed a fatal case of falciparum malaria.
942		Leishmania donovani. Severe, terminal emaciation in kala azar.
943		Leishmania donovani. Severe, terminal emaciation in kala azar.
944		Leishmania donovani. Hepatosplenomegaly in kala azar.
945		Leishmania donovani. Hepatosplenomegaly in kala azar.
946		Leishmania donovani. Trench dug through region tunneled by gerbils. Transected tunnels are then searched for eggs and larvae of Phlebotomus flies.
947		Leishmania donovani. Gerbils.
948		Leishmania donovani. Gerbils.
949		Leishmania tropics. Immunization by induced lesions in a young Soviet worker in Kirovabad area of Azerbaijan, USSR. In southern U.S.S.R. the 'Large Gerbil,' Thombomys apimus, which lives in vast subterranean chambers like our prairie dog, serves as ao reservoir host for the zoonotic form of L e i s h m a n i a tropica, associated with 'wet lesions', in that area. 160. Leucocyte polymorphonuclear. This polymorphonuclear leucocyte was identified as a cyst of Entamoeba histolytica during examination of a stool.
950		Onchocerca volvulus. Forehead lesions are unusual in Africa, but they do occur.
951		Leishmania braziliensis. Destruction of nasal septum.
952		Leishmania braziliensis. Reconstruction of nose with skin flap from the forehead.
953		Schistosoma japonicum. Egg in stool.
954		Balantidium coli. Trophozoite in stool.
955		Ascaris lumbricoides. larvae in guinea pig bronchus.
956		Ascaris lumbricoides. Larvae in alveoli of a guinea pig.
957		Ascaris lumbricoides. Larvae in alveoli of a guinea pig.
958		Ascaris lumbricoides. Larvae in alveolus of guinea pig.
959		Ascaris lumbricoides Cross section - through larva found in pleural effusion of a patient from Mt. Kisco, New York.
960		Ascaris lumbricoides Cross section - through larva found in pleural effusion of a patient from Mt. Kisco, New York.
961		Taenia saginata. Adult.
962		Taenia saginata Cysticerci digested free from cattle muscle.
963		Lucilia. Myiasis. Premature infant died shortly after birth. Numerous first stage larvae were present in the ear. Similar larvae were recovered from the mother's vulva. Efforts to rear maggots were unsuccessful.
964		Lucilia. Myiasis. Premature infant died shortly after birth. Numerous first stage larvae were present in the ear. Similar larvae were recovered from the mother's vulva. Efforts to rear maggots were unsuccessful.
965		Lucilia. Myiasis. Premature infant died shortly after birth. Numerous first stage larvae were present in the ear. Similar larvae were recovered from the mother's vulva. Efforts to rear maggots were unsuccessful.
966		Lucilia. Myiasis. Premature infant died shortly after birth. Numerous first stage larvae were present in the ear. Similar larvae were recovered from the mother's vulva. Efforts to rear maggots were unsuccessful.
967		Lucilia. Myiasis. Premature infant died shortly after birth. Numerous first stage larvae were present in the ear. Similar larvae were recovered from the mother's vulva. Efforts to rear maggots were unsuccessful.
968		Ascaris lumbricoides. A 3 1/2 year old Caucasian male from Southeastern West Virginia was seen in semi-comatose state, exhibiting weight loss, jaundice, fever, nystagmus, enlarged knobby liver, and pulmonary infiltrate. WBC was 21,400 of which 18% were eosinophiles. Adult A s c a r i s were seen in stools. Patient responded to corticosteroid therapy and recovered slowly following exploratory surgery Liver biopsy showed Ascaris eggs and eosinophilic granulomata.
969		Trichuris trichiura, Ascaris lumbricoides, and Enterobius vermicularis. Eggs demonstrated on a single scotch tape preparation taken from an eight year old Caucasian female living on isolated rural non-farm land in northern West Virginia. This slide clearly demonstrates that eggs other then Enterobi us, may be picked up by the scotch tape technique.
970		Trypanosoma cruzi. Epidemiology. Typical semi-arid landscape of the upper Maranon river valley where Chagas' disease i s endemic.
971		Trypanosoma cruzi. Epidemiology. Typical adobe house with thatched roof within which are found people, chickens, guinea pigs, and infected triatomines. The most important vector here was Rhodnius ecuadoriesis.
972		Trypanosoma cruzi. Epidemiology. Typical peasant owner of adobe house i n upper Maronon valley. Many Trypanosoma cruzi infected triatomines were found in his house and in the tree behind him.
973		Trypanosoma cruzi. Epidemiology. A yellow cloth spread on the ground serves as a background in the search for all stages of triatomines which might be present in the bark and branches of a tree adjacent to the infested adobe house.
974		Belimus peruvianus. Living in close association with an infected opossum, this primitive insect was occasionally found in adobe hut and was of some significance in the epidemiology of Chagas' disease in the upper Maranon river valley of Peru.
975		Belimus peruvianus. Living in close association with an infected opossum, this primitive insect was occasionally found in adobe hut and was of some significance in the epidemiology of Chagas' disease in the upper Maranon river valley of Peru.
976		Belimus peruvianus. A pinned museum specimen.
977		Rhodnius pictipes. Trapped in Trinidad.
978		Panstrongylus humeralis. A wild species present in Trinidad. All triatomes are potential vectors of Trypanosome cruzi.
979		Multiple infections. Didelphys. An opossum caught near one the adobe houses in the upper Maranon river valley. This animal was found to be naturally infected with Trypanosome cruzi, Trypanosome rangeli, and numerous helminths.
980		Choloepus hoffmani. A Panamanian sloth often found harboring Trypanosome cruzi.
981		Giardia lamblia. Cysts in feces. Iodine stained wet mount.
982		Iodamoeba butschlii. Cysts in feces. Iodine stained wet mount.
983		Entamoeba coli. Cysts in feces. Iodine stained wet mount.
984		Plasmodium falciparum. Blood smear showing rings and gametocyte.
985		Plasmodium falciparum. Deeply pigmented enlarged liver, kidney and sectioned vertebral bodies.
986		Plasmodium falciparum. For the purposes of comparison, the infected dark liver was photographed next to a 'normal' liver.
987		Plasmodium falciparum. Demonstration of malarial pigment in the liver at the microscopic level.
988		Plasmodium falciparum. Bile, iron and malarial pigment are demonstrated in this slide.
989		Plasmodium falciparum. The enlarged, heavily pigmented spleen is seen in gross section.
990		Plasmodium falciparum. Demonstration of pigment in spleen of same patient at the microscopic level.
991		Plasmodium falciparum. The deep brown color of kidney and bone marrow are indicative of pigment deposition.
992		Plasmodium falciparum. The deep brown color of kidney and bone marrow are indicative of pigment deposition.
993		Plasmodium falciparum. Giemsa stained section of kidneys showing lobular proliferation with mesangial cells plus pigment deposits. Protein present i n Bowman's space. Hydropic changes are present in tubular epithelium.
994		Plasmodium falciparum. Section of kidney stained to demonstrate iron in lumen and epithelial cells.
995		Plasmodium falciparum. Kidney stained by the Dunn-Thompson method to demonstrate pigments in tubules.
996		Plasmodium falciparum. Deeply stained marrow indicative of pigment deposition. Gross specimen.
997		Plasmodium falciparum. Malarial pigment in microscopic section of bone marrow.
998		Endolimax nana. Cysts in feces. Iodine stained wet mount.
999		Syngamus trachea. Egg.
1000		Leishmania donovani. Electron photomicrograph of a parasite in a hamster spleen.
1001		Leishmania donovani. A single parasite is present within a spleen cell. Flagellum and associated structures are well seen.
1002		Leishmania donovani. A single specimen showing cross section through a flagellum, associated structures, and nucleus.
1003		Leishmania donovani. A single specimen showing cross section through a flagellum.
1004		Leishmania donovani. A single specimen in early division with double flagellum and large mucous.
1005		Leishmania donovani. Longitudinal section showing two flagella in a dividing specimen.
1006		Leishmania donovani. Division nearly completed.
1007		Leishmania donovani. Nucleus, membranes, and other organelles shown in relation to the surrounding host cell, which contain streaks of amyloid.
1008		Leishmania donovani. Low power view showing multiple parasites in a single host cell.
1009		Brugia Adolescent filaria in pulmonary artery. Low and high power view. Elastic Berhoeff stain.
1010		Brugia Adolescent filaria in pulmonary artery. Low and high power view. Elastic Berhoeff stain.
1011		Brugia Low power view of same parasite. H & E stain.
1012		Brugia. Gross surgical specimen of nodule containing parasite.
1013		Brugia Low power view of an inflammatory pulmonary nodule around a Brugia.
1014		Enterobius vermicularis. Low and high power views of parasite in pulmonary nodule.
1015		Enterobius vermicularis. Low and high power views of parasite in pulmonary nodule.
1016		Enterobius vermicularis. Cross section through uterus containing many typical plani-convex ova.
1017		Brugia. Peripheral nodule seen in chest x-ray.
1018		Enterobius vermicularis. Laminogram of spherical lung lesion containing adult parasite.
1019		Trypanosoma evansi. SAK strain in infected mouse blood, showing post-nuclear vacuoles.
1020		Trypanosoma cruzi. HeLa cell culture infected with Peru strain.
1021		Trypanosoma cruzi. Ruptured HeLa cell infected with Peru strain.
1022		Trypanosoma cruzi. Peru strain forms emerging from infected HeLa cells.
1023		Trypanosoma cruzi. Peru strain forms emerging from infected HeLa cells.
1024		Trypanosoma cruzi. Peru strain epimastigote dividing in supernatant of infected HeLa cell culture.
1025		Trypanosoma cruzi. Long slender form in supernatant of infected HeLa cell culture. Peru strain.
1026		Taenia solium. Low and high views of cysticercus removed from buccal mucosa of patient.
1027		Taenia solium. Low and high views of cysticercus removed from buccal mucosa of patient.
1028		Wuchereria bancrofti. Infected larvae emerging from the mouth parts o a mosquito.
1029		Wuchereria bancrofti. Infected larvae emerging from the mouth parts o a mosquito.
1030		Hymenolepis nana. Cysticercoids in villi of a mouse.
1031		Hymenolepis nana. Cysticercoids in villi of a mouse.
1032		Hymenolepis nana. Cysticercoids in villi of a mouse.
1033		Echinococcus granulosus. Pig liver studded with hydatids.
1034		Toxoplasma gondii. Tachyzoites, free and in macrophages from peritoneal fluid of mouse. Phase, unstained.
1035		Toxoplasma gondii. Two groups in chorion, one in the decidua of a human placenta. H & E stain.
1036		Toxoplasma gondii. Cyst in human brain. Wilder's silver impregnation.
1037		Toxoplasma gondii. Five cysts in brain squash of mouse. Unstained.
1038		Toxoplasma gondii. Schizonts, gametocytes in ileum of kitten. Giemsa.
1039		Toxoplasma gondii. Schizonts in ileum of kitten. Giemsa.
1040		Toxoplasma gondii. Gametocytes and schizonts. Iron hematoxylin and Giemsa.
1041		Toxoplasma gondii. Oocysts.
1042		Toxoplasma gondii. Oocysts, flattened to show sporozoites.
1043		Toxoplasma gondii. oocysts, activated and excysting with free sporozoite.
1044		Toxoplasma gondii. Encephalitis with hydrocephalus. Ventriculogram shows marked dilation of ventricles.
1045		Toxoplasma gondii. Encephalitis with necrosis around lateral and third ventricles.
1046		Toxoplasma gondii. Encephalitis. Necrosis surrounds the lateral ventricle except where the choroid plexus presents. This is a typical lesion in toxoplasmosis of the newborn.
1047		Toxoplasma gondii. Encephalitis showing fourth ventricle not surrounding by necrosis. Instead, microglial nodules and watery inflammatory reactions accompany ulcerations in the ependyma. The foramina of Luschka and Magendie were open.
1048		Toxoplasma gondii. Encephalitis. Pons with necrosis around aqueduct which is obstructed leading to periventricular necrosis in the ventricular system anterior to it.
1049		Toxoplasma gondii. Toxoplasmic encephalitis showing transition of ependymal ulceration to full-blown periventricular necrosis.
1050		Toxoplasma gondii. Toxoplasmic encephalitis, cross-section of brain showing periventricular necrosis and hemorrhage in the subependymal white matter, which is undergoing liquefaction.
1051		Toxoplasma gondii. Toxoplasmic retinochoroiditis, left eye, approximately to days duration.
1052		Toxoplasma gondii. Toxoplasmic retinochoroiditis, healed, 4 years later.
1053		Toxoplasma gondii. Toxoplasmic retinochoroiditis with Toxoplasma cyst. Presumably this lesion resulted from cyst rupture.
1054		Toxoplasma gondii. Toxoplasmic retinochoroiditis withcyst in retina. PASH.
1055		Toxoplasma gondii Toxoplasmic retinochoroiditis showing close up of granulomas in choroid. Organisms were present in retina. Same eye as 1056.
1056		Toxoplasma gondii. Toxoplasmic retinochoroiditis is associated with tachyzoites. Granulomatous reaction is present in choroid.
1057		Toxoplasma gondii. Toxoplasmic retinochoroiditis with Toxoplasma groups in center. H & E stain.
1058		Toxoplasma gondii. Toxoplasma iymphadenitis with lymphoreticular hyperplasia. H & E stain.
1059		Toxoplasma gondii. Toxoplasma lymphadenitis with lymphoreticular hyperplasia. H & E stain.
1060		Besnoitia jellisoni. Cysts giving rise to retinochoroiditis in a hamster. H & E stain.
1061		Besnoitia jellisoni. Detail of retinitis associated with cyst rupture. H & E stain.
1062		Besnoitia jellisoni. Cyst rupture and retinochoroiditis in hamster. H& E stain.
1063		Entamoeba histolytica. Cysts stained in iodine. Recovered from W. V. U. medical student who had visited and worked in Turkey.
1064		Entamoeba histolytica. Cysts stained in iodine. Recovered from W. V. U. medical student who had visited and worked in Turkey.
1065		Entamoeba histolytica. Cysts stained in iodine. Recovered from W. V. U. medical student who had visited and worked in Turkey.
1066		Paragonimus westermani. Egg, iodine stained, in stool.
1067		Diphyllobothrium latum. Two eggs in stool with operculum opened.
1068		Taenia. Egg in stool. Iodine stained.
1069		Hymenolepis nana. Egg in stool. Iodine stained.
1070		Strongyloides stercoralis Rhabditiform larva in stool
1071		Rhipicephalus sanguineus. Mouth parts.
1072		Rhipicephalus sanguineus. Mouth parts.
1073		Amblyomma americanum. Mouth parts.
1074		Dermacentor variabilis. Mouth parts.
1075		Dermatobia hominis. A W. V. U. medical student returning from a summer visit to Costa Rica had this skin lesion.
1076		Dermatobia hominis. Removal of fly larva.
1077		Dermatobiahominis Fly larva after fixation in cold formalin.
1078		Toxoplasma gondii. Cyst in uninflamed mouse brain.
1079		Toxoplasma gondii. HeLa cell culture (monolayer).
1080		Toxoplasma gondii In a single HeLa cell.
1081		Toxoplasma gondii Plaque formation in HeLa cells injected with Toxoplasma cyst.
1082		Toxoplasma gondii. Zonal granuloma in retina.
1083		Toxoplasma gondii. Rabbit retina with newly formed cyst.
1084		Toxoplasma gondii. Demonstration of Toxoplasma in retina by fluorescently stained antibody.
1085		Toxoplasma go ndii. Retinal cysts in patient with positive dye test.
1086		Toxoplasma gondii Acute retinal granuloma.
1087		Toxoplasma gondii Old and new lesions of retinochoroiditi s.
1088		Toxoplasma gondii Healed retinal toxoplasmic retin iti s.
1089		Toxoplasma gondii Scar of congenital toxoplasmic retinitis.
1090		Toxoplasma gondii Juxtapapillary retinochoroiditis.
1091		Entamoeba gingivalis Trophozoite. Iron hematoxylin stain.
1092		Trypanosoma cruzi. Romana's sign i n Chagas' disease.
1093		Trypanosoma cruzi Thin smear of human blood containing a flagellated parasite.
1094		Trypanosoma cruzi. Thick smear of human blood containing a parasite.
1095		Trypanosoma cruzi Heart showing typical pale, wet, flabby, swollen appearance due to myocarditis.
1096		Trypanosoma cruzi. Multiple specimens showing aneurysmal dilatation and thinning of the apical myocardium, plus marked concentric muscular hypertrophy. In 1104 and 1105, light is transmitted through the thinned muscle.
1097		Trypanosoma cruzi. Multiple specimens showing aneurysmal dilatation and thinning of the apical myocardium, plus marked concentric muscular hypertrophy. In 1104 and 1105, light is transmitted through the thinned muscle.
1098		Trypanosoma cruzi. Multiple specimens showing aneurysmal dilatation and thinning of the apical myocardium, plus marked concentric muscular hypertrophy. In 1104 and 1105, light is transmitted through the thinned muscle.
1099		Trypanosoma cruzi. Multiple specimens showing aneurysmal dilatation and thinning of the apical myocardium, plus marked concentric muscular hypertrophy. In 1104 and 1105, light is transmitted through the thinned muscle.
1100		Trypanosoma cruzi. Multiple specimens showing aneurysmal dilatation and thinning of the apical myocardium, plus marked concentric muscular hypertrophy. In 1104 and 1105, light is transmitted through the thinned muscle.
1101		Trypanosoma cruzi. Multiple specimens showing aneurysmal dilatation and thinning of the apical myocardium, plus marked concentric muscular hypertrophy. In 1104 and 1105, light is transmitted through the thinned muscle.
1102		Trypanosoma cruzi. Multiple specimens showing aneurysmal dilatation and thinning of the apical myocardium, plus marked concentric muscular hypertrophy. In 1104 and 1105, light is transmitted through the thinned muscle.
1103		Trypanosoma cruzi. Multiple specimens showing aneurysmal dilatation and thinning of the apical myocardium, plus marked concentric muscular hypertrophy. In 1104 and 1105, light is transmitted through the thinned muscle.
1104		Trypanosoma cruzi. Multiple specimens showing aneurysmal dilatation and thinning of the apical myocardium, plus marked concentric muscular hypertrophy. In 1104 and 1105, light is transmitted through the thinned muscle.
1105		Trypanosoma cruzi. Multiple specimens showing aneurysmal dilatation and thinning of the apical myocardium, plus marked concentric muscular hypertrophy. In 1104 and 1105, light is transmitted through the thinned muscle.
1106		Trypanosoma cruzi. Edematous brain showing narrowed sulci and flattened gyri, more pronounced on the right.
1107		Trypanosoma cruzi Section of myocardium showing numerous parasites, edema, and inflammatory infiltrate.
1108		Trypanosoma cruzi Section of myocardium showing numerous parasites, edema, and inflammatory infiltrate.
1109		Trypanosoma cruzi Section of myocardium showing numerous parasites, edema, and inflammatory infiltrate.
1110		Trypanosoma cruzi Section of myocardium showing numerous parasites, edema, and inflammatory infiltrate.
1111		Trypanosoma cruzi. Cardiac muscle showing parasites, inflammatory response, loss of myocardium fibers and fibrous replacement.
1112		Trypanosoma cruzi. Cardiac muscle showing parasites, inflammatory response, loss of myocardium fibers and fibrous replacement.
1113		Trypanosoma cruzi. Cardiac muscle showing parasites, inflammatory response, loss of myocardium fibers and fibrous replacement.
1114		Trypanosoma cruzi. Sequence shows an empty cage (1114) within which are placed uninfected reduviid bugs for xenodiagnosis. This is attached to the forearm with tape (1115). The bugs are permitted to bite the patient, are removed (1116), maintained for a while, then sacrificed. Proctodeum is then dissected for parasites.
1115		Trypanosoma cruzi. Sequence shows an empty cage (1114) within which are placed uninfected reduviid bugs for xenodiagnosis. This is attached to the forearm with tape (1115). The bugs are permitted to bite the patient, are removed (1116), maintained for a while, then sacrificed. Proctodeum is then dissected for parasites.
1116		Trypanosoma cruzi. Sequence shows an empty cage (1114) within which are placed uninfected reduviid bugs for xenodiagnosis. This is attached to the forearm with tape (1115). The bugs are permitted to bite the patient, are removed (1116), maintained for a while, then sacrificed. Proctodeum is then dissected for parasites.
1117		Trypanosoma cruzi. Skin reaction to reduviid bug's bite.
1118		Trypanosoma rangeli. Thin smear of human blood.
1119		Balantidium coli Costa Rica. This slide shows invasion of colon wall with associated hemorrhage. Red blood cells appear red with this Mallory trichrome stain.
1120		Balantidium coli Two slides of necrotic gangrenous colon showing trophozoites in a venule. One slide is stained with H. and E., the other with Mallory's trichrome technique.
1121		Balantidium coli Two slides of necrotic gangrenous colon showing trophozoites in a venule. One slide is stained with H. and E., the other with Mallory's trichrome technique.
1122		Plasmodium falciparum. Heavily pigmented brain showing multiple punctate hemorrhages in the septum pellucidum.
1123		Plasmodium falciparum. Enlarged, heavy pigmented liver.
1124		Pneumocystis carinii. This slide shows eight parasites in a single cell from a lung touch preparation demonstrating the intracellular. character of the parasite.
1125		Pneumocystis carinii. Pneumonia. The characteristic foamy alveolar exudate is well seen.
1126		Pneumocystis carinii. Pneumonia. The characteristic foamy alveolar exudate is well seen.
1127		Toxoplasma gondii. Congenital toxoplasmosis with chorioretinitis and hydrocephaly.
1128		Toxoplasma gondii. Hydrocephalus in an infant from Illinois.
1129		Toxoplasma gondii. Hydrocephalus in an infant from Illinois.
1130		Toxoplasma gondii. Hydrocephalus in an infant from Illinois.
1131		Toxoplasma gondii. Hydrocephalus in an infant from Illinois.
1132		Toxoplasma gondii. Hydrocephalus in an infant from Illinois.
1133		Onchocerca volvulus. Chronic skin changes in leg.
1134		Taenia crassiceps. Retinal photographs showing budding cysticercus in situ.
1135		Taenia crassiceps. Cysticercus after surgical removal from eye.
1136		Taenia crassiceps Hooks from same parasite.
1137		Taenia crassiceps Hooks from same parasite.
1138		Taenia crassiceps. Diagrammatic depiction of how cysticercus was removed from the eye.
1139		Taenia crassiceps Diagrammatic depiction of removal of daughter buds which dropped off in vitreous plus transcleral freezing of buds left within plans of retina.
1140		Sparganum. Low power view of sparganum in subcutaneous tissue of human abdominal wall.
1141		Sparganum. Same case, higher power shows the dense inflammatory response.
1142		Sparganum. Multiple cross section through the parasite at various magnifications are presented.
1143		Sparganum. Multiple cross section through the parasite at various magnifications are presented.
1144		Sparganum. Multiple cross section through the parasite at various magnifications are presented.
1145		Sparganum. Multiple cross section through the parasite at various magnifications are presented.
1146		Taenia solium. Cysticercus compressed by forehead tissues.
1147		Echinococcus granulosus. A 26-year old Italian male presented with jaundice due to biliary tree obstructions by daughter cysts of Echinococcus granulosus. Picture sequence of operative dissection.Removal of cysts, placement of multiple drains and creation of several anastomoses were required to ensure proper biliary drainage and to prevent bile peritonitis.
1148		Echinococcus granulosus. A 26-year old Italian male presented with jaundice due to biliary tree obstructions by daughter cysts of Echinococcus granulosus. Picture sequence of operative dissection.Removal of cysts, placement of multiple drains and creation of several anastomoses were required to ensure proper biliary drainage and to prevent bile peritonitis.
1149		Echinococcus granulosus. A 26-year old Italian male presented with jaundice due to biliary tree obstructions by daughter cysts of Echinococcus granulosus. Picture sequence of operative dissection.Removal of cysts, placement of multiple drains and creation of several anastomoses were required to ensure proper biliary drainage and to prevent bile peritonitis.
1150		Echinococcus granulosus. A 26-year old Italian male presented with jaundice due to biliary tree obstructions by daughter cysts of Echinococcus granulosus. Picture sequence of operative dissection.Removal of cysts, placement of multiple drains and creation of several anastomoses were required to ensure proper biliary drainage and to prevent bile peritonitis.
1151		Echinococcus granulosus. A 26-year old Italian male presented with jaundice due to biliary tree obstructions by daughter cysts of Echinococcus granulosus. Picture sequence of operative dissection.Removal of cysts, placement of multiple drains and creation of several anastomoses were required to ensure proper biliary drainage and to prevent bile peritonitis.
1152		Echinococcus granulosus. A 26-year old Italian male presented with jaundice due to biliary tree obstructions by daughter cysts of Echinococcus granulosus. Picture sequence of operative dissection.Removal of cysts, placement of multiple drains and creation of several anastomoses were required to ensure proper biliary drainage and to prevent bile peritonitis.
1153		Schistosoma japonicum. Egg in brain.
1154		Schistosoma japonicum. Egg in brain.
1155		Schistosoma japonicum. Egg in brain.
1156		Schistosoma japonicum. Egg in brain.
1157		Schistosoma mansoni Egg in spinal cord.
1158		Schistosoma mansoni. Acid-fast stain of egg in spinal cord.
1159		Schistosoma mansoni. Eggs in stomach wall.
1160		Alaria In human eye. Relationship to optic disc and macula shown.
1161		Alaria In human eye. Part of pigment track resulting from migration of trematode.
1162		Alaria In human eye. Part of pigment track resulting from migration of trematode.
1163		Alaria In human eye. Changes in shape of trematode during a two-second period. Worm was stimulated into activity by heat from the light of an ophthalmoscope.
1164		Alaria. Mesocercaria in human retina.
1165		Alaria Atropic scar four weeks after treatment with argon laser.
1166		Simulium. Fly feeding on man.
1167		Dermatobiahominis Rare case of myiasis of the tongue
1168		Linguatula serrata. From the nasal fossa of a dog.
1169		Linguatula serrata. From the nasal fossa of a dog.
1170		Schistosoma mansoni Linear deposition of eggs along course of a vein.
1171		Ascaris lumbricoides Adults in gut.
1172		Ascaris lumbricoides Adults in gut.
1173		Ascaris lumbricoides Adults in gut.
1174		Toxocara canis. Adults.
1175		Schistosoma mansoni. Gross pathology. Lung slices showing pseudotubercles in fatal pulmonary schistosomiasis.
1176		Schistosoma mansoni. Gross pathology. Lung slices showing pseudotubercles in fatal pulmonary schistosomiasis.
1177		Schistosoma mansoni. Fragments of adult in necrotic focus within lung (fatal pulmonary schistosomiasis.)
1178		Schistosoma mansoni. Necrotic pulmonary reaction.
1179		Schistosoma mansoni Fibrotic (1180) and necrotic pulmonary reactions to eggs.
1180		Schistosoma mansoni Fibrotic (1180) and necrotic pulmonary reactions to eggs.
1181		Schistosoma mansoni. H & E stained lung section from a fatal case of pulmonary schistosomiasis. Granuloma containing egg shell and giant cell is shown.
1182		Schistosoma mansoni H & E stained lung sections show a granuloma containing an egg. Multiple angiomatoid vessels are present. Fatal case of pulmonary fibrosis. Same case as slide 24.
1183		Schistosoma mansoni H & E stained lung sections show a granuloma containing an egg. Multiple angiomatoid vessels are present. Fatal case of pulmonary fibrosis. Same case as slide 24.
1184		Schistosoma mansoni. H& E stained section of pulmonary arteriole showing thickening of wall as result of increased pulmonary artery pressures.Same case as slide 24.
1185		Schistosoma mansoni. Press prep showing adults in mesenteric veins.
1186		Paragonimus pulmonalis Larval form from muscles of a wild boar.
1187		Schistosoma japonicum Section of rectum showing eggs and inflammatory infiltrate.
1188		Schistosoma japonicum Nest of eggs i n bowel wall.
1189		Schistosoma japonicum. Liver with necrosis.
1190		Schistosoma japonicum. Liver with fibrotic nodule containing calcified egg.
1191		Schistosoma japonicum Section of lung from 16 year old Philippine female who died of schistosomal pneumonitis.
1192		Schistosoma japonicum Eggs in brain.
1193		Schistosomatium douthitti. Positive skin test. Antigens used were Schistosoma japonicum, Schistosoma mansoni, control,
1194		Schistosoma haematobium Bladder biopsies from an Egyptian (1194-1195) and a tourist from Illinois (1196-1197).
1195		Schistosoma haematobium Bladder biopsies from an Egyptian (1194-1195) and a tourist from Illinois (1196-1197).
1196		Schistosoma haematobium Bladder biopsies from an Egyptian (1194-1195) and a tourist from Illinois (1196-1197).
1197		Schistosoma haematobium Bladder biopsies from an Egyptian (1194-1195) and a tourist from Illinois (1196-1197).
1198		Macracanthorhynchus hirudinaceus. Adult worms fastened to swine gut.
1199		Trichinella spiralis. 8 hours after oral infection (L1).
1200		Trichinella spiralis. 20 hours after oral infection (L2 or L3).
1201		Trichinella spiralis. 27 hours after oral infection (female).
1202		Trichinella spiralis. 34 hours after oral infection (male).
1203		Trichinella spiralis. Adult female.
1204		Trichinella spiralis. Female adult. Nomarski optics.
1205		Trichinella spiralis. Male adult. Nomarski optics.
1206		Trichinella spiralis. Male adult. Nomarski optics.
1207		Trichinella spiralis Stichosome region of a muscle larva.
1208		Trichinella spiralis. Newborn larvae of Trichinella spiralis.
1209		Trichinella spiralis. Newborn larva. Nomarski optics.
1210		Trichinella spiralis Nurse cell-parasite complex in an immunosuppressed host.
1211		Trichinella spiralis Muscle larvae. In situ.
1212		Trichinella spiralis. Isolated nurse cells with larvae.
1213		Trichinella spiralis. Nurse cell with larva. Nomarski optics.
1214		Trichinella spiralis. Muscle larvae. Isolated by pepsin digestion.
1215		Trichinella spiralis. Muscle larvae. Isolated by pepsin digestion.
1216		Trichinella spiralis. Muscle larvae. Isolated by pepsin digestion.
1217		Trichinella spiralis. Hematoxyliln-eosin stained section of must injected 10 minutes earlier with newborn larvae.
1218		Fascioloides magna. Infected bovine liver.
1219		Angiostrongylus cantonensis Cross pathology of rat lungs from 50 day old infection with 30 larvae.
1220		Angiostrongylus cantonensis Microscopic views of rat lung reaction to nematodes.
1221		Angiostrongylus cantonensis Microscopic views of rat lung reaction to nematodes.
1222		Onchocerca volvulus. Rare case of a perforating nodule at the iliac crest of an adult man. Female Onchocerca volvulus are in the wound. From St. Paul River in Liberia.
1223		Onchocerca volvulus Onchocercoma extirpated from a young man in Liberia. On one side of the nodule is a cavity with many living worms. On the other side a stronger host reaction is present with a few worms embedded in the soft tissue. (Diameter 5 cm) Liberia.
1224		Onchocerca volvulus. Three male worms isolated from an onchocercoma. Liberia.
1225		Onchocerca volvulus. Female worms isolated from a single nodule in a boy of about thirteen from the Bougouriba-River in Upper Volta.
1226		Onchocerca volvulus. Section of a male worm in a nodule. Liberia.
1227		Onchocerca volvulus. Hanging groin due to onchocerciasis in a blind man of about fifty-two. Bougouriba-River in Upper Volta.
1228		Onchocerca volvulus. Hanging groin due to onchocerciasis in a forty-five old woman of from the Bourgouriba-River in Upper Volta.
1229		Onchocerca volvulus. Fourteen year old boy with sowda (localized onchocerciasis) of the right leg. The leg is darker and swollen and there is a papular and vesicular dermatitis. Wadi Barakani in the south of the Yemen Arab Republic.
1230		Onchocerca volvulus. Adult male with typical sowda of the right leg with many lesions due to scratching in response to severe itching. Wadi Al Barh, Yemen Arab Republic.
1231		Balantidium coli Bowel showing multiple ulcerations.
1232		Balantidium coli Trophozoites. Note the contractile vacuole and the macronucleus.
1233		Balantidium coli. Single trophozoite is present in the bowel wall. Note the cytostome.
1234		Capillaria hepatica. Eggs in the stool.
1235		Capillaria hepatica. Eggs in the stool.
1236		Toxocara. Larva present in the skin.
1237		Dirofilaria immitis. Multiple adult worms are present in the veins of a dog liver.
1238		Trichuris. Cross section through an adult with many eggs.
1239		Ancylostoma duodenale. Posterior end of the male shows copulatory bursa and its rays.
1240		Paragonimus. Intermediate host, a crab.
1241		Paragonimus. Eggs in the stool.
1242		Paragonimus. Eggs in the stool.
1243		Paragonimus. Adults in the lung.
1244		Paragonimus. Egg within a granuloma in a lung.
1245		Mite. Contaminant found in Pap smear slide.
1246		Mite. Contaminant found in Pap smear slide.
1247		Mite. Contaminant found in Pap smear slide.
1248		Armillifer armillatus. Nymphs in liver.
1249		Armillifer armillatus. Nymphs in pancreas.
1250		Armillifer armillatus. Nymphs in muscle.
1251		Armillifer armillatus. Nymphs in mesentery.
1252		Armillifer armillatus. Calcifications associated with degenerating parasite in human mesentery. Ibadan, Nigeria.
1253		Echinostoma. Adult parasite in the bowel wall.
1254		Heterophyes. Metacercaria in fish muscle.
1255		Heterophyes. Adult in intestinal wall.
1256		Heterophyes. Adult in intestinal wall.
1257		Heterophyes. Adult in intestinal wall.
1258		Schistosoma. Posterior acetabular gland ducts are seen near the oral sucker in a cercaria.
1259		Schistosoma. Cercaria penetrating skin of the abdomen and going deep.
1260		Schistosoma. Cercaria migrating under the stratum corneum a few minutes after entry.
1261		Schistosoma. Most common migratory path is between the malpighian layer and the dermi s.
1262		Schistosoma. Parasite in a caudal artery.
1263		Entamoeba histolytica Mature cyst. MIF stain.
1264		Entamoeba histolytica MIF stained trophozoites from a carrier.
1265		Entamoeba histolytica MIF stained trophozoites from a carrier.
1266		Entamoeba histolytica MIF stained trophozoites from a carrier.
1267		Entamoeba histolytica. Section through intestinal ulcers.
1268		Entamoeba histolytica. Section through intestinal ulcers.
1269		Strongyloides stercoralis. Egg showing larva.
1270		Schistosoma. Dermatitis.
1271		Fasciolopsis buski Adult worm, whole mount.
1272		Metagonimus yokagowi. Adult worm, whole mount.
1273		Wuchereria bancrofti. Anterior and posterior views of a patient in Venezuela.
1274		Wuchereria bancrofti. Anterior and posterior views of a patient in Venezuela.
1275		Iodamoeba butschlii. Cyst. MIF stain.
1276		Trypanosoma cruzi. Human blood, thin smear.
1277		Trypanosoma cruzi. Brain lesions.
1278		Trypanosoma cruzi. Brain lesions.
1279		Leishmania donovani. Liver.
1280		Schistosoma. Adults in lung.
1281		Onchocerca volvulus. Nodule showing considerable host inflammatory response around the adult worms.
1282		Schistosoma japonicum Philippine children showing hepatosplenomegaly and ascites.
1283		Schistosoma japonicum Philippine children showing hepatosplenomegaly and ascites.
1284		Toxocara Five year old male. Testicle showing multiple eosinophilic infiltrates at various magnifications.
1285		Toxocara Five year old male. Testicle showing multiple eosinophilic infiltrates at various magnifications.
1286		Toxocara Five year old male. Testicle showing multiple eosinophilic infiltrates at various magnifications.
1287		Toxocara Migrating larva is present in a seminiferous tubule.
1288		Toxocara Migrating larva is present in a seminiferous tubule.
1289		Toxocara Migrating larvae demonstrated in the liver of an experimentally infected mouse.
1290		Toxocara Migrating larvae demonstrated in the liver of an experimentally infected mouse.
1291		Trichuris trichiura. Multiple infections. Four year old Puerto Rican patient with multiple parasites including S trongyloides stercoralis, hookworm, Ascaris lumbricoides and Trichuri s trichiura. He was small of stature (equivalent to a one and three quarter year old) and his weight was that of a two and a half year old.
1292		Trichuris trichiura. Multiple infections. Four year old Puerto Rican patient with multiple parasites including S trongyloides stercoralis, hookworm, Ascaris lumbricoides and Trichuri s trichiura. He was small of stature (equivalent to a one and three quarter year old) and his weight was that of a two and a half year old.
1293		Taenia. Multiple infections. This youngster from Leyte had Paragonimus westermani, Schistosoma japonicum, Ascaris lumbricoides, hookworm, Trichuris trichiura, Taenia, and Entamoeba histolytica.
1294		Paragonimus. Eggs in the brain of a female Korean immigrant.
1295		Paragonimus. Eggs in the brain of a female Korean immigrant.
1296		Paragonimus. Adult whole mount.
1297		Paragonimus. Region of oral sucker.
1298		Paragonimus. Partial section through periphery of an adult.
1299		Paragonimus. Cat lung containing adult trematodes.
1300		Paragonimus. Cat lung containing adult trematodes.
1301		Paragonimus. Cat lung containing adult trematodes.
1302		Paragonimus. Endemic area.
1303		Paragonimus. Egg in stool.
1304		Pa ragonimus. Intermediate host, the snail Brotia (Philippines).
1305		Paragonimus Cercaria in Brotia showing the styles.
1306		Paragonimus Cercaria in Brotia showing the styles.
1307		Paragonimus. Traps used to catch crabs, the intermediate host.
1308		Paragonimus Night soil collectors coming and going.
1309		Paragonimus Night soil collectors coming and going.
1310		Schistosoma. Miracidium.
1311		Schistosoma mansoni Cercaria twenty minutes after it began penetrating the skin.
1312		Taenia solium. Scolex evaginated from a cysticercus.
1313		Sarcocystis. Carcasses of an infected cowbird (1313) and shoveler bird (1314, 1315).
1314		Sarcocystis. Carcasses of an infected cowbird (1313) and shoveler bird (1314, 1315).
1315		Sarcocystis. Carcasses of an infected cowbird (1313) and shoveler bird (1314, 1315).
1316		Sarcocystis. Zoites from the muscle of a duck (stained, 1316 and biphase microscopy, 1317).
1317		Sarcocystis. Zoites from the muscle of a duck (stained, 1316 and biphase microscopy, 1317).
1318		Sarcocystis. Zoites in hamburger as seen by phase microscopy.
1319		Sarcocystis. Zoites in hamburger as seen by phase microscopy.
1320		Sarcocystis. Sporocysts in opossum small intestine.
1321		Sarcocystis. Sporulated oocysts in lamina propria and an opossum bowel.
1322		Sarcoptes scabiei. Severe lesions of the hand.
1323		Sarcoptes scabiei. Severe lesions of the hand.
1324		Sarcoptes scabiei. Section through skin showing burrowing mite.
1325		Onchocerca volvulus. Nodule with surrounding subcutaneous tissues.
1326		Alaria americana Living mesocercaria removed from a human liver at autopsy.
1327		Alaria americana Autopsied human lung showing hemorrhagic pneumonia and the etiologic agent, a mesocercaria in the patient's lung.
1328		Alaria americana Autopsied human lung showing hemorrhagic pneumonia and the etiologic agent, a mesocercaria in the patient's lung.
1329		Alaria americana Autopsied human lung showing hemorrhagic pneumonia and the etiologic agent, a mesocercaria in the patient's lung.
1330		Alaria americana Autopsied human lung showing hemorrhagic pneumonia and the etiologic agent, a mesocercaria in the patient's lung.
1331		Alaria americana. Heart showing hemorrhage and mesocercaria.
1332		Alaria americana. Heart showing hemorrhage and mesocercaria.
1333		Alaria americana. Mesocercaria in the liver. Martin's scarlet blue stain
1334		Alaria americana Kidney showing petechial hemorrhages
1335		Alaria americana Section through human kidney showing mesocercaria and associated hemorrhage.
1336		Alaria americana. Mesocercaria in the patient's pancreas.
1337		Alaria americana. Mesocercaria in the patient's pons.
1338		Alaria americana. Mesocercaria in the patient's spleen.
1339		Alaria americana. Mesocercaria in the patient's lymph node.
1340		Alaria americana. Section through the patient's testicle revealing hemorrhage caused by migrating mesocercaria.
1341		Anisakis. Multiple sections through anisakid nematodes and inflammatory infiltrate they induced in a human cecum.
1342		Anisakis. Multiple sections through anisakid nematodes and inflammatory infiltrate they induced in a human cecum.
1343		Anisakis. Multiple sections through anisakid nematodes and inflammatory infiltrate they induced in a human cecum.
1344		Anisakis. Multiple sections through anisakid nematodes and inflammatory infiltrate they induced in a human cecum.
1345		Anisakis. Multiple sections through anisakid nematodes and inflammatory infiltrate they induced in a human cecum.
1346		Demodex folliculorum. Mite.
1347		Demodex folliculorum. Dog mite in a human hair follicle.
1348		Sigmodon hispidus. Intermediate host for Angiostrongylus costaricensis.
1349		Vaginulis plebius Slug, intermediate host for Angiostrongylus costaricensis. Costa Rica.
1350		Brugia Lymphangiogram in an experimentally infected cat demonstrates the thickening and dilation caused by the filaria.Lymphatics demonstrated with sky blue dye.
1351		Multiple infections. Capillaria philippinensis. Capillaria and hookworm eggs are present. Photo courtesy E. K. Markell.
1352		Cochliomyia hominivorax. Nasal myiasis.
1353		Cochliomyia hominivorax. Nasal myiasis.
1354		Cochliomyia hominivorax. Larvae isolated from the patient.
1355		Diphyllobothrium latum. Egg in stool. Iodine stained.
1356		Diphyllobothrium latum. Egg in stool. Iodine stained.
1357		Entamoeba histolytica. Child with liver abscess at autopsy.
1358		Entamoeba histolytica Liver abscess draining golden pus after incision.
1359		Entamoeba histolytica. Child with lung abscess. Drain in place.
1360		Entamoeba histolytica. Contents drained from lung abscess.
1361		Iodamoeba butschlii. Iodine stained cyst in stool.
1362		Entamoeba histolytica. Open liver abscess.
1363		Simulium. One and one half hour old black fly bites.
1364		Dientamoeba fragilis. Trophozoite in stool.
1365		Fasciola hepatica Adults in bile duct (1365), Petri dish (1366), and on a glass plate (1367).
1366		Fasciola hepatica Adults in bile duct (1365), Petri dish (1366), and on a glass plate (1367).
1367		Fasciola hepatica Adults in bile duct (1365), Petri dish (1366), and on a glass plate (1367).
1368		Fasciola hepatica. Eggs in stool.
1369		Fasciola hepatica. Bovine liver parasitized by immature flukes.
1370		Fasciola hepatica Chronic liver lesions.
1371		Fasciola hepatica Chronic liver lesions.
1372		Fasciola hepatica. Inflamed and calcified bile ducts.
1373		Fasciola hepatica Calcareous flakes in bovine bile ducts
1374		Fasciola hepatica Calcareous flakes in bovine bile ducts
1375		Fasciola hepatica. Calcareous flakes from bovine bile duct.
1376		Lymnea cubensis. Intermediate host for Fasciola hepatica
1377		Lymnea cubensis. Intermediate host for Fasciola hepatica
1378		Fasciola hepatica. Immature redia.
1379		Fasciola hepatica. Mature redia containing cercariae.
1380		Fasciola hepatica Pasture serving as habitat for Lymnea .
1381		Fasciola hepatica Pasture serving as habitat for Lymnea .
1382		Fasciola hepatica. Safe grazing. Sandy creek.
1383		Fasciola hepatica. Muck pond. Safe grazing because soil is acid.
1384		Enterobius vermicularis. Disrupted adults trapped by scotch tape. A pin is superimposed to indicate worm size.
1385		Trypanosoma cruzi. Positive skin test.
1386		Taenia solium. Philippine pig carrying approximately 150 cysticerci per pound.
1387		Echinococcus multilocularis. Gross and microscopic photos of human liver from Minnesota where about one half of the red foxes are infected.
1388		Echinococcus multilocularis. Gross and microscopic photos of human liver from Minnesota where about one half of the red foxes are infected.
1389		Echinococcus multilocularis. Gross and microscopic photos of human liver from Minnesota where about one half of the red foxes are infected.
1390		Echinococcus multilocularis. Gross and microscopic photos of human liver from Minnesota where about one half of the red foxes are infected.
1391		Echinococcus multilocularis. Gross and microscopic photos of human liver from Minnesota where about one half of the red foxes are infected.
1392		Echinococcus multilocularis. Gross and microscopic photos of human liver from Minnesota where about one half of the red foxes are infected.
1393		Echinococcus multilocularis. Gross and microscopic photos of human liver from Minnesota where about one half of the red foxes are infected.
1394		Echinococcus multilocularis. Gross and microscopic photos of human liver from Minnesota where about one half of the red foxes are infected.
1395		Echinococcus multilocularis. Gross and microscopic photos of human liver from Minnesota where about one half of the red foxes are infected.
1396		Echinococcus multilocularis. Gross and microscopic photos of human liver from Minnesota where about one half of the red foxes are infected.
1397		Pneumocystis carinii. Gross lung specimen showing brick red colored pneumonia.
1398		Wuchereria bancrofti. Enlargement of epitrochlear lymph node.
1399		Trichostrongylus and hookworm Eggs in stool. Iodine stained.
1400		Gnathostoma. Lesion at wrist.
1401		Gnathostoma. Lesion at wrist.
1402		Fasciola hepatica. Normal sheep liver and one damaged by migrating larvae.
1403		Fasciola hepatica. Calf liver damaged by migrating larvae.
1404		Fasciola hepatica. Dense snail population in well-water overflow.
1405		Fasciola hepatica. Pasture border with Lymnea cubensis snails, Putnam County, Florida.
1406		Fasciola hepatica. Cercaria.
1407		Ascaris lumbricoides. Abdominal mass which contained adult ascarids (1407, 1408) and eggs (1409) was surgically removed from a patient. There was direct communication with the large bowel. Note cell division in the egg (1409).
1408		Ascaris lumbricoides. Abdominal mass which contained adult ascarids (1407, 1408) and eggs (1409) was surgically removed from a patient. There was direct communication with the large bowel. Note cell division in the egg (1409).
1409		Ascaris lumbricoides. Abdominal mass which contained adult ascarids (1407, 1408) and eggs (1409) was surgically removed from a patient. There was direct communication with the large bowel. Note cell division in the egg (1409).
1410		Enterobius vermicularis. Low and high power views of eggs in necrotic granulomatous pelvic lesions. The patient was a young female who suffered chronic dysmenorrhea, dyspareunia and lower abdominal discomfort. Silver methenamine stain.
1411		Enterobius vermicularis. Low and high power views of eggs in necrotic granulomatous pelvic lesions. The patient was a young female who suffered chronic dysmenorrhea, dyspareunia and lower abdominal discomfort. Silver methenamine stain.
1412		Mesocestoides. Scolex and neck from a 22 day old experimental infection in a hamster.
1413		Mesocestoides. Immature proglottids from the same infection.
1414		Mesocestoides. Maturing proglottids one of which shows a tandem duplication of the reproductive system.
1415		Mesocestoides. Genital complex. Uterus full of eggs.
1416		Mesocestoides. Genital complex. 'Gravid proglottid,' with the uterus emptied.
1417		Contracaecum, Anisakis, and Phoconema Drawing showing gut structures.
1418		Anisakis In fish flesh.
1419		Anisakis In fish flesh.
1420		Anisakis In fish flesh.
1421		Anisakis In fish flesh.
1422		Anisakis. In cross section of fish flesh.
1423		Anisakis. Gastroscopic view of worm in stomach.
1424		Anisakis. Same worm after removal through gastroscope.
1425		Phoconema. Nematodes in fish flesh and viscera.
1426		Phoconema. Nematodes in fish flesh and viscera.
1427		Phoconema. Nematodes in fish flesh and viscera.
1428		Enterobius vermicularis. Ovarian enterobiasis.
1429		Enterobius vermicularis. Ovarian enterobiasis.
1430		Enterobius vermicularis. Ovarian enterobiasis.
1431		Schistosoma mansoni. Schistosoma placentitis. An egg is present in the villi. Note disappearance of the trophoplastic epithelium.
1432		Schistosoma mansoni. Schistosoma placentitis. Intervillous space and villi showing eggs within granulomata.
1433		Schistosoma mansoni. Adult worm within a decidual vessel.
1434		Schistosoma mansoni. Adult worm in the placental intervillous spaces.
1435		Trypanosoma cruzi. A giant cell containing many amastigotes is present in the placental chorion.
1436		Sarcocystis. Cyst in human muscle. Biopsy specimen.
1437		Trypanosoma cruzi Granulomatous reaction in the placenta secondary to infection.
1438		Sarcocystis. Canine intestine with gametes and oocyst.
1439		Sarcocystis Sporocysts in fecal float from coyote. Sporocysts are excysting releasing sporozoites following incubation in C02 followed by treatment with bile and trypsin.
1440		Sarcocystis bovicanis. (=Sarcocystis cruzi, = Sarcocystis fusiformis). Schizont i n endothelium of bovine kidney glomerulus.
1441		Sarcocystis bovicanis. Merozoi to in leukocyte in bovine blood smear.
1442		Sarcocystis bovicanis. Merozoite free in bovine blood smear.
1443		Demodex folliculorum. Skin scraping.
1444		Cochliomyia horn inivorax. Myiasis. Immature larvae on boy's head.These were obtained after 'Albafaca infusion' (Ocimun basilicum) treatment.
1445		Cochliomyia hominivorax The primary screw-worm is one of the main agents causing myiasis in Guatemala. Note the three parallel bands over the thorax and the very beautiful metallic blue green color.
1446		Entamoeba polecki. Cysts from patients in Venezuela.
1447		Entamoeba polecki. Cysts from patients in Venezuela.
1448		Echinococcus granulosus Cyst fluid with and without contaminating blood.
1449		Echinococcus granulosus. Lining of a daughter cyst showing multiple protoscolices.
1450		Echinococcus granulosus. Hydatid sand.
1451		Echinococcus granulosus Adult.
1452		Multiceps. High power view of hooks.
1453		Taenia solium. Gravid proglottid.
1454		Sparganum Multiple sections through subcutaneous human tissue containing a sparganum and through the sparganum itself. Note the tremendous inflammatory reaction.
1455		Sparganum Multiple sections through subcutaneous human tissue containing a sparganum and through the sparganum itself. Note the tremendous inflammatory reaction.
1456		Sparganum Multiple sections through subcutaneous human tissue containing a sparganum and through the sparganum itself. Note the tremendous inflammatory reaction.
1457		Sparganum Multiple sections through subcutaneous human tissue containing a sparganum and through the sparganum itself. Note the tremendous inflammatory reaction.
1458		Schistosoma japonicum. Multiple sections through appendix. Note that the eggs are acid fast. (1461).
1459		Schistosoma japonicum. Multiple sections through appendix. Note that the eggs are acid fast. (1461).
1460		Schistosoma japonicum. Multiple sections through appendix. Note that the eggs are acid fast. (1461).
1461		Schistosoma japonicum. Multiple sections through appendix. Note that the eggs are acid fast. (1461).
1462		Paragon imus westermani. Seminal receptacle.
1463		Paragonimus pulmonalis. Seminal receptacle.
1464		Fasciola hepatica. Egg showing miricidium.
1465		Fasciola hepatica. Egg plus miricidia.
1466		Fasciola hepatica. Metacercaria.
1467		Schistosoma mansoni. Egg with circumoval precipitate.
1468		Schistosoma japonicum. Egg with circumoval precipitate.
1469		Schistosoma haematobium. Egg with circumoval precipitate.
1470		Schistosoma haematobium. Egg deposition in chimpanzee urinary bladder producing pol ypoid patches.
1471		Schistosoma haematobium. Folypoid patch at ureterovesical junction in an experimentally infected chimpanzee. Nails were placed in the ureteral orifices.
1472		Schistosoma haematobium Sandy patches in ureteral mucosa of a chimpanzee. Note inflamed bladder mucosa.
1473		Schistosoma haematobium. Dilated chimpanzee ureter with circumferential sandy mucosa.
1474		Schistosoma japonicum Clustered, patchy, early egg lesions in colonic mucosa of a chimpanzee.
1475		Schistosoma japonicum. Early pipe stem fibrosis and granulomata in experimentally infected chimpanzee.
1476		Schistosoma japonicum Various magnifications of advanced pipe stem fibrosis in an experimentally- infected chimpanzee.
1477		Schistosoma japonicum Various magnifications of advanced pipe stem fibrosis in an experimentally- infected chimpanzee.
1478		Schistosoma japonicum Various magnifications of advanced pipe stem fibrosis in an experimentally- infected chimpanzee.
1479		Schistosoma japonicum. Nephropathy in chimpanzee with pipe stem fibrosis. Note mesangial proliferation.
1480		Babesia microti Multiple blood smears from experimental animals infected with material derived from a human case.
1481		Babesia microti Multiple blood smears from experimental animals infected with material derived from a human case.
1482		Babesia microti Multiple blood smears from experimental animals infected with material derived from a human case.
1483		Babesia microti Multiple blood smears from experimental animals infected with material derived from a human case.
1484		Babesia microti Multiple blood smears from experimental animals infected with material derived from a human case.
1485		Babesia microti. Thick smear.
1486		Siderocytes incorrectly diagnosed as Babesia until proven otherwise with specific stain for iron. (Prussian blue).
1487		Siderocytes incorrectly diagnosed as Babesia until proven otherwise with specific stain for iron. (Prussian blue).
1488		Siderocytes incorrectly diagnosed as Babesia until proven otherwise with specific stain for iron. (Prussian blue).
1489		Acanthamoeba polyphagia Progressive keratitis in 59 year old male rancher. Slide 1489 dated 2-16-73, slide 1490 12-19-73, and slide 1491 dated 1-9-74.
1490		Acanthamoeba polyphagia Progressive keratitis in 59 year old male rancher. Slide 1489 dated 2-16-73, slide 1490 12-19-73, and slide 1491 dated 1-9-74.
1491		Acanthamoeba polyphagia Progressive keratitis in 59 year old male rancher. Slide 1489 dated 2-16-73, slide 1490 12-19-73, and slide 1491 dated 1-9-74.
1492		Acanthamoeba polyphagia. Trophozoites (1492) and cysts (1493) from corneal scrapings of above case.
1493		Acanthamoeba polyphagia. Trophozoites (1492) and cysts (1493) from corneal scrapings of above case.
1494		Acanthamoeba 'Star' cysts from blood agar plate culture from human cornea.
1495		Acanthamoeba 'Star' cysts and a motile amoeba from blood agar plate culture made from human cornea.
1496		Acanthamoeba Keratitis in the eye of a different patient.
1497		Acanthamoeba polyphagia. Photograph made with a scanning electron microscope.
1498		Acanthamoeba Fatal case with uveitis and meningoencephalitis. Gross pathology (1498-1499) uveitis showing reaction (1500) and trophozoite (1501).
1499		Acanthamoeba Fatal case with uveitis and meningoencephalitis. Gross pathology (1498-1499) uveitis showing reaction (1500) and trophozoite (1501).
1500		Acanthamoeba Fatal case with uveitis and meningoencephalitis. Gross pathology (1498-1499) uveitis showing reaction (1500) and trophozoite (1501).
1501		Acanthamoeba Fatal case with uveitis and meningoencephalitis. Gross pathology (1498-1499) uveitis showing reaction (1500) and trophozoite (1501).
1502		Strongyloides stercoralis. Larva in human alveolus. Pneumonic infiltrate present
1503		Metagonimus yokagowi. Adult, whole mount.
1504		Anisakis Cross section through worm in stomach wall.
1505		Fasciola gigantica. Egg.
1506		Myiasis, ocular. Species of fly unknown.
1507		Polistes Paper wasps and nest.
1508		Polistes. Severe edematous reaction 2-3 hours after sting.
1509		Megalopyge opercularis Puss caterpillar on a leaf.
1510		Megalopyge opercularis. Evolution of dermatitis produced by venom introduced into human skin by hollow larval poisonous spines. Photo 1510, twenty-four hours after exposure, 1511, fortyeight hours after exposure and 1512, five days after exposure.
1511		Megalopyge opercularis. Evolution of dermatitis produced by venom introduced into human skin by hollow larval poisonous spines. Photo 1510, twenty-four hours after exposure, 1511, fortyeight hours after exposure and 1512, five days after exposure.
1512		Megalopyge opercularis. Evolution of dermatitis produced by venom introduced into human skin by hollow larval poisonous spines. Photo 1510, twenty-four hours after exposure, 1511, fortyeight hours after exposure and 1512, five days after exposure.
1513		Megalopyge opercularis. Developmental stages. The larval stages of a small moth are often called puss caterpillars or tree asps. Clusters of venomous spines are hidden among the fine hair on the back. Severe local pain often follows contact with these --- ` caterpillars.
1514		Alaria oregonensis. Strigeid trematode from coyote in California.
1515		Taenia solium. Cysticercus in pig muscle.
1516		Taenia serialis. Coenurus with multiple protoscolices.
1517		Echinococcus granulosus. Navajo woman butchering sheep.
1518		Echinococcus granulosus. Discarded sheep at roadside.
1519		Echinococcus granulosus. Home of sheep in Central Sierra, Peru. Dog at the ready.
1520		Echinococcus granulosus. California sheep viscera with multiple hydatid cysts.
1521		Echinococcus granulosus. Section through adult in dog intestine.
1522		Echinococcus multilocularis. Adult worms from a dog.
1523		Echinococcus multilocularis. Portion of infected human liver.
1524		Echinococcus multilocularis. PAS stain of infected human liver.
1525		Echinococcus multilocularis. Silver methenamine stain of infected human liver.
1526		Echinococcus vogeli. Adult worms from dog.
1527		Echinococcus oligarthrus. Hydatid cyst in agouti muscle.
1528		Echinococcus granulosus. Egg.
1529		Echinococcus granulosus. Intraperitoneal cyst. CT scan (1529) and surgical specimen.
1530		Echinococcus granulosus. Intraperitoneal cyst. CT scan (1529) and surgical specimen.
1531		Echinococcus granulosus. Intraperitoneal cyst. CT scan (1529) and surgical specimen.
1532		Echinococcus multilocularis. Scolices from liver.
1533		Echinococcus multilocularis. Needle biopsy of human liver.
1534		Taenia solium. Photomicrographs of a subcutaneous nodule in a patient. lateral view of the skull shows multiple small amorphous punctate white calcific masses in the brain. These are calcified cysticerci. Some of these lesions are remarkable for presenting in a target-like configuration. The outer line represents calcification of the bladder wall. The inner dot is the calcified scolex. the dark arE surrounding the scolex is fluid.
1535		Taenia solium. Photomicrographs of a subcutaneous nodule in a patient. lateral view of the skull shows multiple small amorphous punctate white calcific masses in the brain. These are calcified cysticerci. Some of these lesions are remarkable for presenting in a target-like configuration. The outer line represents calcification of the bladder wall. The inner dot is the calcified scolex. the dark arE surrounding the scolex is fluid.
1536		Taenia solium. Photomicrographs of a subcutaneous nodule in a patient. lateral view of the skull shows multiple small amorphous punctate white calcific masses in the brain. These are calcified cysticerci. Some of these lesions are remarkable for presenting in a target-like configuration. The outer line represents calcification of the bladder wall. The inner dot is the calcified scolex. the dark arE surrounding the scolex is fluid.
1537		Brugia timori. Elephantiasis of lower extremity. Flores, Indonesia.
1538		Brugia timori Abscess formation.
1539		Brugia timori Abscess formation.
1540		Brugia timori. Draining abscess. White coloration due to application of native medication.
1541		Brugia timori. Cleansed abscess crater.
1542		Brugia timori. Coconut shell containing drainage from filarial abscess. Cup included to show size relationship.
1543		Wuchereria bancrofti. Tanzania. Elephantiasis of lower extremities. Old man continues working in corn field in spite of deformity.
1544		Culex fatigans. Tanzania. Mosquitoes breed in pit latrines like the one being dug here. Transmission occurs at night when mosquitoes invade houses via the eaves. Prevention might be achieved by screening and/or residual insecticides sprayed on walls where heavy mosquitoes rest after biting.
1545		Anopheles gambiae, Anopheles funestus Clean water breeding site for mosquitoes transmitting malaria and filarial worms.
1546		Anopheles freeborni. California malarial vector.
1547		Anopheles stephensi. Indian malarial vector.
1548		Dirofilaria immitis When Dirofilaria immitis emerge from the tips of the mosquito (Aedes aegypti) labella or the mid portion of the labium, a small quantity of fluid emerges from the mosquito. The fluid serves to prevent desiccation of the larvae. The larvae within the fluid are obscured by the reflection of light.
1549		Dirofilaria immitis When Dirofilaria immitis emerge from the tips of the mosquito (Aedes aegypti) labella or the mid portion of the labium, a small quantity of fluid emerges from the mosquito. The fluid serves to prevent desiccation of the larvae. The larvae within the fluid are obscured by the reflection of light.
1550		Dirofilaria immitis When Dirofilaria immitis emerge from the tips of the mosquito (Aedes aegypti) labella or the mid portion of the labium, a small quantity of fluid emerges from the mosquito. The fluid serves to prevent desiccation of the larvae. The larvae within the fluid are obscured by the reflection of light.
1551		Anopheles farauti. Cibarial armature.
1552		Anopheles gambiae. Cibarial armature.
1553		Brugia. Giemsa stained damaged larva from A. gambiae midgut .
1554		Wuchereria bancrofti. Giemsa stained damaged larva from A. gambiae m i dg ut.
1555		Mansonia Larva attached to aquatic plant.
1556		Diphyllobothrium latum. Dr. J. F. Mueller has gently called my attention to the fact that slide 66 originally labeled Diphyllobothrium latum is truly a Spirometra. He has generously donated slides 1355 and 1356 for our enlightenment. Note the rosette shape of the uterus.
1557		Echinococcus multilocularis. Multiple lesions are present in the liver of a fatal case from Alaska. Note central necrosis in lesion near the identification number.
1558		Echinococcus multilocularis. Massive hepatic lesion with central necrosis. Alaska
1559		Acanthamoeba Twenty-eight year old Mexican lady had a skin lesion for six months. She developed CNS symptoms including headache and nausea. Note position of head.
1560		Acanthamoeba Skin lesion enlarged.
1561		Acanthamoeba Microscopic views of amoebae in skin lesion.
1562		Acanthamoeba Microscopic views of amoebae in skin lesion.
1563		Acanthamoeba Brain lesion in same patient.
1564		Acanthamoeba Microscopic views of amoebae in brain lesions.
1565		Acanthamoeba Microscopic views of amoebae in brain lesions.
1566		Acanthamoeba Trophic amoebae from culture.
1567		Myiasis. Fly larvae in a sacral decubitus ulcer. Patient confined to bed by a fractured femur. Mexico.
1568		Trichuris. Adults on and in colonic mucosa of a steer.
1569		Echinococcus granulosus. Spleen. Opened cyst.
1570		Armillifer armillatus. Liver sections at different magnifications
1571		Armillifer armillatus. Liver sections at different magnifications
1572		Armillifer armillatus. Liver sections at different magnifications
1573		Rotifera sp. Contaminant on slide.
1574		Wuchereria bancrofti Microfilaria.
1575		Loa loa. Microfilaria; entire microfilariae (1575), anterior end (1576), posterior end (1577).
1576		Loa loa. Microfilaria; entire microfilariae (1575), anterior end (1576), posterior end (1577).
1577		Loa loa. Microfilaria; entire microfilariae (1575), anterior end (1576), posterior end (1577).
1578		Acanthocheilonema Microfilaria. Infection acquired
1579		Mansonella ozzardi. Microfilaria.
1580		Alaria americana. Mesocercaria in human stomach.
1581		Plasmodium berghei . Methyl green-pyronin stain. Oocyst on mid-gut wall of Anopheles stephensi. Sporozoites emerge like rays from the sun.
1582		Echinococcus granulosus. Field clinic in Utah.
1583		Echinococcus granulosus. Field clinic in Utah.
1584		Echinococcus granulosus. Positive skin test.
1585		Echinococcus granulosus Liver cyst, whole mount.
1586		Wuchereria bancrofti. Infectious filaria emerging from the mouth parts of a mosquito (dark-field).
1587		Coenurus. From a human eye.
1588		Coenurus. From a human eye.
1589		Schistosoma intercalatum Egg.
1590		Capillariahepatica Egg in the liver.
1591		Cutaneous larva migrans Decorative inscription on a breast.
1592		Brugia malayi. Filarial scar. South, Indonesia.
1593		Brugia malayi. Lymphangitis, one day (1593), two days (1594), three days (1595) and four days after initiation of therapy with diethyl carbamazine.
1594		Brugia malayi. Lymphangitis, one day (1593), two days (1594), three days (1595) and four days after initiation of therapy with diethyl carbamazine.
1595		Brugia malayi. Lymphangitis, one day (1593), two days (1594), three days (1595) and four days after initiation of therapy with diethyl carbamazine.
1596		Brugia malayi. Lymphangitis, one day (1593), two days (1594), three days (1595) and four days after initiation of therapy with diethyl carbamazine.
1597		Brugia malayi Filarial ulcer on the medial aspect of the thigh.
1598		Anopheles Adult female obtaining blood meal in Thailand
1599		Brugia malayi. Sub-periodic type. Endemic filariasis present in village adjacent to wet forest in S. Kalimantan, Indonesia.
1600		Brugia malayi Endemic area with rubber plantation, rice fields and forest producing mosquitoes which bite individuals traversing the areas in daytime, Multiple vectors (Mansonia a n d Anopheles).
1601		Brugia malayi. Endemic area. Dense rubber tree forest. Daytime transmission.
1602		Trichinella spiralis. Xerographic demonstration of calcified larvae in the muscles of a rat. The cysts present as minute white specks in the body musculature. Xerography (42KV 180 ma x 0.6 sec. with balloon)
1603		Trichinella spiralis. Xeroradiograph of bear muscle showing calcified cysts as small dense spots.
1604		Sparganum proliferum Gross pictures of male patient showing multiple skin lesions which are mostly papular and nodular. Linear elevations suggest shape of the worm beneath the skin. Note gynecomastia.
1605		Sparganum proliferum Gross pictures of male patient showing multiple skin lesions which are mostly papular and nodular. Linear elevations suggest shape of the worm beneath the skin. Note gynecomastia.
1606		Sparganum proliferum Longitudinal section through worm in human skin. There is little inflammatory reaction adjacent to the worm but perivascular and perineural mononuclear infiltrates are present.
1607		Eustrongylides ignotus. Fourth stage larva emerging from a cyst. Commonly found in the abdominal cavity of bull minnows, Fundulus heteroclites Human infections have been reported.
1608		Trichinella spiralis Various magnifications of calcified cysts in masseter muscle of rat xeroradiographed in slide 1602.
1609		Trichinella spiralis Various magnifications of calcified cysts in masseter muscle of rat xeroradiographed in slide 1602.
1610		Trichinella spiralis Various magnifications of calcified cysts in masseter muscle of rat xeroradiographed in slide 1602.
1611		Trichinella spiralis Various magnifications of calcified cysts in masseter muscle of rat xeroradiographed in slide 1602.
1612		Hymenolepis diminuta. Egg.
1613		Boophilus microplus. Egg laying.
1614		Boophilus microplus Adult ticks on bovine.
1615		Boophilus microplus Adult ticks on bovine.
1616		Boophilus microplus Adult ticks on bovine.
1617		Boophilus microplus. Severe edematous swelling due to ticks.
1618		Boophilus microplus. Larvae.
1619		Boophilusmicroplus Releasing larval ticks on a laboratory calf.
1620		Boophilus microplus. Artificially feeding blood to ticks in the laboratory.
1621		Boophilus microplus. Ticks infected with Babesia die in large numbers and produce few eggs, (left) as compared to non-infected ticks (right).
1622		Loa loa Calabar swelling of the forearm.
1623		Onchocerca volvulus. Skin changes.
1624		Toxoplasma gondii. Retina showing an active and an old lesion.
1625		Chloroquin Toxic macular defect presenting as a 'bull's eye'.
1626		Echinostoma Circumoral spines.
1627		Dermacentor variabilis. Adults on skin.
1628		Dermacentor variabilis. Adults on skin.
1629		Dermacentor variabilis. Adult female on vegetation.
1630		Sarcoptes scabiei. Severe skin lesions. 'Norwegian scabies'.
1631		Sarcoptes scabiei. Severe skin lesions. 'Norwegian scabies'.
1632		Sarcoptes scabiei. Microscopic section through skin showing mites in skin.
1633		Dracunculus medinensis Abscess caused by developing worm.
1634		Dracunculus medinensis. Collecting drinking water at a transmission site.
1635		Dracunculus medinensis. Sampling water for Cyclops.
1636		Cryptosporidium. Acid-fast stain of stool specimen.
1637		Cryptosporidium. Giemsa stain of stool specimen.
1638		Cryptosporidium. Giemsa stain of jejunal biopsy.
1639		Cryptosporidium. Rectal biopsy, epoxy thick section.
1640		Alaria marcianae Adult from an experimentally infected cat. Carmine stain.
1641		Alaria marcianae. Mesocercaria) stage in the connective tissue of mouse mammary gland. Low and high magnifications.
1642		Alaria marcianae. Mesocercaria) stage in the connective tissue of mouse mammary gland. Low and high magnifications.
1643		Alaria marcianae. Mesocercarial stage in the adipose tissue of a mouse mammary gland. Note the large, unicellular penetration glands. Low and high magnifications.
1644		Alaria marcianae. Mesocercarial stage in the adipose tissue of a mouse mammary gland. Note the large, unicellular penetration glands. Low and high magnifications.
1645		Alaria marcianae Mesocercaria in a pool of milk after the destruction of several alveoli in a mammary gland.
1646		Sarcocystis. Sporocysts in submucosa of definitive host (opossum) small bowel. H & E stain.
1647		Sarcocystis. Fecal float from opossum fed infected birds.
1648		Sarcocystis. Giemsa stained lung (budgerigar) impression. 6 days PI.
1649		Sarcocystis. Schizonts in budgerigar lung section. 9 days PI. H & E stain.
1650		Sarcocystis Schizont in budgerigar liver section stained with H & E. 4 weeks PI.
1651		Sarcocystis. Cysts in leg muscle of budgerigar. 6 weeks PI. Low and high magnifications.
1652		Sarcocystis. Cysts in leg muscle of budgerigar. 6 weeks PI. Low and high magnifications.
1653		Sarcocystis. Cysts in muscle of budgerigar. 20 weeks PI.
1654		Paragonimus uterobilateralis Sections through adults in Rattus norvegicus lung.
1655		Paragonimus uterobilateralis Sections through adults in Rattus norvegicus lung.
1656		Anisakis. Low and high power magnifications of worm in human stomach wall. Case from Holland
1657		Anisakis. Low and high power magnifications of worm in human stomach wall. Case from Holland
1658		Anisakis. Low and high power magnifications of worm in human stomach wall. Case from Holland
1659		Anisakis. Another case from Holland. Low and high power magnifications of worms in stomach wall. Slide 1661 shows necrotic reaction around larva in an eosinophilic granuloma later in the infection (4 months).
1660		Anisakis. Another case from Holland. Low and high power magnifications of worms in stomach wall. Slide 1661 shows necrotic reaction around larva in an eosinophilic granuloma later in the infection (4 months).
1661		Anisakis. Another case from Holland. Low and high power magnifications of worms in stomach wall. Slide 1661 shows necrotic reaction around larva in an eosinophilic granuloma later in the infection (4 months).
1662		Anisakis. Experimental rabbit infection.
1663		Toxoplasma gondii Myositi s in a dog. Low and high powers.
1664		Toxoplasma gondii Myositi s in a dog. Low and high powers.
1665		Toxoplasma gondii. Encephalitis in an East German baby.
1666		Toxoplasma gondii Giemsa stained mouse brain squash. Low and high magnifications.
1667		Toxoplasma gondii Giemsa stained mouse brain squash. Low and high magnifications.
1668		Toxoplasma gondii. Giemsa stained monkey tissue culture.
1669		Sarcoptes scabiei Rabbit ear section. Hematoxylin-eosin stain.
1670		Dioctophyma renale. See Leisegang rings.
1671		Dioctophyma renale. See Leisegang rings.
1672		Schistosoma mansoni Cercariae.
1673		Biomphalaria glabrata. Sections through normal snail liver.
1674		Schistosoma mansoni. Sections through snail (Biomphalaria glabrata) liver containing sporocysts 54 days after infection.
1675		Schistosoma mansoni. Sections through snail (Biomphalaria glabrata) liver containing sporocysts 54 days after infection.
1676		Schistosoma mansoni. Similar section made 72 days after infection. Fully developed cercariae are present.
1677		Pyemotes ventricosus. Adult female.
1678		Pyemotes ventricosus. Reaction to bite.
1679		Strongyloides stercoralis. Linear, migrating, urticarial, pruritic rash on abdomen of patient suffering chronic infection.
1680		Strongyloides stercoralis. Linear, migrating, urticarial, pruritic rash on abdomen of patient suffering chronic infection.
1681		Hookworm Egg in stool from Liberian patient.
1682		Trichuris trichiura and Hookworm. Eggs in stool from Liberian patient.
1683		Paragonimus miyazakii Metacercaria which may cause pleuritis and pneumothorax in man.
1684		Trypanosoma cruzi. A large parasitized cell protrudes into an alveolus of this patient suffering from congenitally transmitted Chagas' disease.
1685		Plasmodium cynomolgi bastianelli Demonstration of hypnozoite and hepatic schizonts by immunofluorescent antibodies and subsequent counterstaining by Giemsa colophonium.
1686		Plasmodium cynomolgi bastianelli Demonstration of hypnozoite and hepatic schizonts by immunofluorescent antibodies and subsequent counterstaining by Giemsa colophonium.
1687		Plasmodium cynomolgi bastianelli Demonstration of hypnozoite and hepatic schizonts by immunofluorescent antibodies and subsequent counterstaining by Giemsa colophonium.
1688		Plasmodium cynomolgi bastianelli Demonstration of hypnozoite and hepatic schizonts by immunofluorescent antibodies and subsequent counterstaining by Giemsa colophonium.
1689		Trypanosoma cruzi. Megacolon at autopsy.
1690		Onchocerca volvulus. Eye destruction in a Mexican patient who suffered the disease for 13 years.
1691		Onchocerca volvulus. Mazzotti reaction in a Mexican child with facial edema and rash over deltoid region of the arm.
1692		Onchocerca volvulus. Mazzotti reaction in a Mexican child with facial edema and rash over deltoid region of the arm.
1693		Leishmania braziliensis. Ulcer on the nose of a domestic dog in Bolivia.
1694		Leishmaniamexicana. Diffuse anergic cutaneous leishmaniasis in a 37 year old Mexican female. Disease started as an ulcer of the foot 17 years earlier.
1695		Leishmaniamexicana. Diffuse anergic cutaneous leishmaniasis in a 37 year old Mexican female. Disease started as an ulcer of the foot 17 years earlier.
1696		Leishmania braziliensis. Diffuse anergic cutaneous leishmaniasis. Patient is a 68 year old laborer whose disease started as a papule on the side of the nose plus others on the extremities about 15 years earlier.
1697		Leishmania mexicana. Diffuse anergic cutaneous leishmaniasis.
1698		Enterobius vermicularis. Multiple adults are present on the perianal skin.
1699		Enterobius vermicularis. Two adults in a test tube.
1700		Loa loa Calabar swelling of knee in 38 year old geologist who worked in Zaire for 3 years.
1701		Lagochilascaris. Neck abscess in 7 year old girl which drained approximately forty nematodes. Each was about one cm: long.
1702		Lagochilascaris. Encapsulated larvae in submucosa of resected tonsil.
1703		Loa loa Subconjunctival nematode. Photo courtesy D. Gendelman.
1704		Eurytrema pancreaticum. Adult trematode found in human pancreatic duct. Posterior end of worm amputated during dissection.
1705		Eurytrema pancreaticum. Section through portion of adult.
1706		Eurytrema pancreaticum. Eggs.
1707		Eurytrema pancreaticum. Eggs
1708		Brugia malayi. Larvae (L3) in Aedes aegypti proboscis.
1709		Theileria. Tick (Rhipicephalus) salivary glands containing Theileria.
1710		Plasmodium falciparum. Retinal hemorrhage associated with cerebral malaria.
1711		Taenia solium. Cysticerci 'bubble up' from cisterna magna during surgery. Photo courtesy F. Ciferri.
1712		Schistosoma mekongi Eggs in stool. Photo courtesy W. H. Dunne.
1713		Schistosoma mekongi Eggs in stool. Photo courtesy W. H. Dunne.
1714		Schistosoma mekongi Eggs in stool. Photo courtesy W. H. Dunne.
1715		Schistosoma mekongi Eggs in stool. Photo courtesy W. H. Dunne.
1716		Echinococcusgranulosus Allergic skin reaction.
1717		Echinococcusgranulosus Bile stained liver cyst. .
1718		Echinococcusgranulosus Bile stained liver cyst. .
1719		Echinococcusgranulosus Bile stained liver cyst. .
1720		Echinococcusgranulosus Bile stained liver cyst. .
1721		Echinococcusgranulosus Bile stained liver cyst. .
1722		Echinococcusgranulosus Bile stained liver cyst. .
1723		Plasmodium falciparum. Malaria parasites in maternal placental sinus
1724		Plasmodium falciparum. Malaria parasites in maternal placental sinus
1725		Plasmodium falciparum. Malaria parasites in maternal placental sinus
1726		Cryptosporidium. Photomicrographs showing parasites in rectum. H & E stain.
1727		Cryptosporidium. Photomicrographs showing parasites in rectum. H & E stain.
1728		Cryptosporidium. Parasites in rectum. Toluidine blue stain.
1729		Strongyloides stercoralis. Adult female in duodenal mucosa of Erythrocebus patas.
1730		Strongyloides stercoralis. Eggs and larvae in intraepithelial tunnels of duodenal mucosa of Erythrocebus patas.
1731		Strongyloides stercoralis Duodenal ulcer induced by experimental infection of Erythrocebus patas.
1732		Strongyloides stercoralis. Jejunitis induced by experimental infection in Erythrocebus patas.
1733		Strongyloides stercoralis Giant cell granulomata induced in mesenteric lymph nodes by experimental infection in Erythrocebus patus.
1734		Strongyloides stercoralis. Larval migration through colonic wall during experimental infection of Erythrocebus patas.
1735		Strongyloides stercoralis. Larval migration through colonic wall during experimental infection of Erythrocebus patas.
1736		Strongyloides stercoralis. Note lateral alae on larvae within pulmonary alveoli during experimental infection of Erythrocebus patas.
1737		Strongyloides stercoralis Larvae are present in an area of pulmonary hemorrhage within an experimentally infected Erythrocebus patas.
1738		Acanthamoeba castellanii Brain slices showing massive destruction due to granulomatous amoebic encephalopathy.
1739		Acanthamoeba castellanii Perivascular cuffing by amoebae. Occipital lobe. Masson trichrome stain.
1740		Acanthamoeba Cyst from a Zambian case. Toluidine blue stain. Nomarski technique.
1741		Cutaneous larval migrans Thumb.
1742		Pseudoterranova (Phocanerna) decipiens Third stage larvae in flesh of Cadus microcephalus, the Pacific cod.
1743		Pseudoterranova (Phocanema) decipiens. Larva in stomach of an experimentally infected miniature pig.
1744		Pseudoterranova (Phocanema) decipiens. Anterior end of a larva in submucosa of miniature pig.
1745		Pseudoterranova (Phocanema) decipiens. Anterior end of a larva in submucosa of miniature pig.
1746		Pseudoterran ova (Phocanema) decipiens. Evacuated attachment cap in the submucosa of an experimentally infected guinea pig.
1747		Anisakis simplex. Third stage larvae in the flesh of Culpea harengus harengus, the Atlantic herring.
1748		Anisakis simplex. Photomicrograph of section through larvae in the submucosa of a pig.
1749		Anisakis simplex. Section through larval nerve ring.
1750		Toxocara Brain sections from a young male adult who died suddenly and unexpectedly in an institution for the retarded. Larva and brain reaction are well shown.
1751		Toxocara Brain sections from a young male adult who died suddenly and unexpectedly in an institution for the retarded. Larva and brain reaction are well shown.
1752		Toxocara Brain sections from a young male adult who died suddenly and unexpectedly in an institution for the retarded. Larva and brain reaction are well shown.
1753		Trichinella spiralis. Diffuse inflammatory lesion.
1754		Trichinella spiralis. Pericardial lesion.
1755		Trichinella spiralis Focal myocardial lesions at low and high powers.
1756		Trichinella spiralis Focal myocardial lesions at low and high powers.
1757		Trichinella spiralis Focal myocardial lesions at low and high powers.
1758		Trichinella spiralis Perivascular inflammatory lesions.
1759		Trichinella spiralis Perivascular inflammatory lesions.
1760		Trichinella spiralis. Experimental infection in a vole. Larvae not yet fully encysted.
1761		Schistosoma. Cercariae before and after skin penetration.
1762		Schistosoma. Cercariae before and after skin penetration.
1763		Schistosoma mansoni. Young schistosomule.
1764		Taenia saginata Cysticercus digested free of muscle. Iodine stained.
1765		Taenia saginata Beef heart harboring multiple cysticerci. Gross specimen.
1766		Taenia saginata Beef heart harboring multiple cysticerci. Gross specimen.
1767		Taenia solium Cysticercus digested free of muscle. Note hooks on protoscolex. Whole mount. Carmine stain.
1768		Taenia saginata Beef hearts harboring multiple cysticerci.
1769		Taenia saginata Beef hearts harboring multiple cysticerci.
1770		Leishmania Diffuse cutaneous leishmaniasis. Facial lesions on mother and child.
1771		Leishmania. Diffuse cutaneous leishmaniasis. Progressive improvement in maternal lesion on therapy.
1772		Leishmania. Diffuse cutaneous leishmaniasis. Progressive improvement in maternal lesion on therapy.
1773		Leishmania. Diffuse cutaneous leishmaniasis. Facial lesion.
1774		Leishmania. Diffuse cutaneus leishmaniasis. Lesion on forearm.
1775		Leishmania. Diffuse cutaneus leishmaniasis. Amastigotes in splenic aspirate.
1776		Leishmania. Diffuse cutaneous leishmaniasis. Amastigotes in bone marrow.
1777		Heterobilharzia americana Eggs in armadillo (Dasypus novemcinctus) liver.
1778		Heterobilharzia americana Eggs in armadillo (Dasypus novemcinctus) liver.
1779		Heterobilharzia Americana Eggs in armadillo bowel.
1780		Heterobilharzia Americana Eggs in armadillo bowel.
1781		Wuchereria bancrofti Swelling and skin desquamation of left leg and foot of a two-year old female. An acute epi :e of cellulitis and 1 ymphangiti s began eleven days earlier.
1782		Wuchereria bancrofti. Elephantiasis above and below the knees in a twenty-year old male. His case is unusual in its early onset (age twelve), rapid progress, and absence of symptoms other than fever.
1783		Wuchereria bancrofti. Cellulitis and elephantiasis of the right leg of seventy-seven year old female. An attack began four days earlier. Case acquired thirty years ago.
1784		Wuchereria bancrofti. Medial aspect of right leg of thirty-three year old male. The case was acquired twenty-three years ago. The scar is from a Thompson operation (buried dermal flap). Photographed during admission to hospital prior to a lateral Thompson procedure on the same leg.
1785		Wuchereria bancrofti. Elephantiasis, desquamation, thinning and hyperkeratosis of skin and left leg of a sixty-six year old male. Patient stated that the use of isopropyl alcohol during attacks caused the desquamation. Case was acquired forty years ago.
1786		Wuchereria bancrofti. Folliculitis, hyperkeratosis and elephantiasis of the right leg of a fifty-four year old female. Case was acquired twenty-four years ago.
1787		Wuchereria bancrofti. Thirty-year old male. Left leg has moderate elephantiasis, hyperkeratosis, and a medial incision scar from a Thompson operation. The boundary of atrophic and normal skin is sharply marked. There is loss of hair and sweat glands. The skin is rough.
1788		Wuchereria bancrofti. Heavy cobblestone hyperkeratosis and elephantiasis of the left leg of a forty-four year old female. Case was acquired thirty-two years earlier.
1789		Wuchereria bancrofti. Elephantiasis, hyperkeratosis and nodule like fibrosis on the lower right leg of a sixty-eight year old female. The case was acquired thirty years earlier. Patient claimed cosmetic surgery on this leg thirty years ago, but incision scars could not be identified.
1790		Wuchereria bancrofti. Marked unilateral right elephantiasis in a thirty-eight year old female. Leg is unusually lobulated, hard and lumpy. Acquired twenty-four years earlier.
1791		Wuchereria bancrofti. Elephantiasis, penetrating ulceration, heavy verrucal hyperkeratosis ('mossy foot'), and nodules on the left leg of a seventy-four year old male. Close-up slide shows the back of the leg just above the heel. Swelling began thirty years ago and ulceration nine years ago. Skin is armor-like and cracked in places. Leg is foul smelling and oozes a material like purulent lymph.
1792		Wuchereria bancrofti. Elephantiasis, penetrating ulceration, heavy verrucal hyperkeratosis ('mossy foot'), and nodules on the left leg of a seventy-four year old male. Close-up slide shows the back of the leg just above the heel. Swelling began thirty years ago and ulceration nine years ago. Skin is armor-like and cracked in places. Leg is foul smelling and oozes a material like purulent lymph.
1793		Wuchereria bancrofti. Papillomatous change along the interdigital clefts of the right toes of a fifty-one year old male. Patient has bilateral leg lymphedema beginning forty-one years earlier.
1794		Wuchereria bancrofti Advanced papillomatous changes on the left toes of a forty-year old female. The case was acquired twentyfour years ago. The leg is enlarged but with little other skin change.
1795		Wuchereria bancrofti. Elephantiasis of foot and heavily hyperkeratotic ankle lobules on left leg of a fifty-five year old male. Elephantiasis began twenty years earlier and the left leg is now enormously enlarged.
1796		Wuchereria bancrofti. A Charles operation (total lymphangiectomy) for elephantiasis of right leg, done thirty-four years earlier on a forty-five old female. The leg is normal in size but has become hyperkeratotic.
1797		Baylisascaris procyonis. Adults from raccoon intestine.
1798		Baylisascaris procyonis. Undeveloped egg from raccoon feces.
1799		Baylisascaris procyonis. Infective egg from soil.
1800		Baylisascaris procyonis. In a midwestern barn, bales of straw were contaminated by raccoon feces.
1801		Baylisascaris procyonis. Neurologic disease in infected chickens.
1802		Baylisascaris procyonis. Infected chickens showing torticollis and extensor rigidity.
1803		Baylisascaris procyonis. Larva recovered from chicken brain by Baermann technique.
1804		Baylisascaris procyonis. Qpisthotonus in an infected rabbit.
1805		Baylisascaris procyonis. Epicardial granuloma with larva in an infected rabbit.
1806		Baylisascaris procyonis. Rabbit cerebellum showing encephalitis, malacia and necrosis.
1807		Baylisascaris procyonis. Larva in rabbit cerebrum.
1808		Baylisascaris procyonis. Larva and inflammation in corpus callosum of an infected rabbit.
1809		Baylisascaris procyonis. Larva in rabbit cerebrum.
1810		Baylisascaris procyonis. Infective eggs recovered from soil in a rabbit cage which had previously housed raccoons.
1811		Baylisascaris procyonis. Experimentally infected rabbit suffering loss of equilibrium, ataxia and torticollis.
1812		Baylisascaris procyonis Loss of equilibrium, ataxia and encephalitis in an experimentally infected woodchuck.
1813		Baylisascaris procyonis. Pulmonary granuloma in a naturally infected woodchuck.
1814		Baylisascaris procyonis. Myocardial and epicardial granulomas in an experimentally infected woodchuck.
1815		Baylisascaris procyonis. Encephalitis in an experimentally infected grey squirrel.
1816		Baylisascaris procyonis. Myocardial granuloma in skeletal muscle of an experimental hamster.
1817		Baylisascaris procyonis. Larval granuloma in skeletal muscle of an experimental hamster.
1818		Baylisascaris procyonis. Cerebrum of an experimentally infected hamster showing encephalitis, malacia, necrosis and larva.
1819		Baylisascaris procyonis. Cerebellum of an experimentally infected hamster showing perivascular cuffing, encephalitis, malacia and necrosis.
1820		Baylisascaris procyonis. Experimentally infected ferret suffering encephalitis, extensor rigidity and opisthotonus.
1821		Baylisascaris procyonis. Experimentally infected rat with CNS disease.
1822		Baylisascaris procyonis. Experimentally infected duck suffering encephalitis with severe torticollis.
1823		Baylisascaris procyonis. Experimentally infected chicken suffering encephalitis, with extensor rigidity and torticollis.
1824		Baylisascaris procyonis. Comatose experimentally infected squirrel monkey who suffered severe encephalitis with narcolepsy.
1825		Baylisascaris procyonis. Hemorrhage, hemorrhagic migration tract and macrophage infiltration in cerebrum of an experimentally infected squirrel monkey.
1826		Baylisascaris procyonis. Experimentally infected squirrel monkey with larva in a hemorrhagic migration tract.
1827		Baylisascaris procyonis. Experimentally infected squirrel monkey with inflamed migration track in lateral motor area of cervical spinal cord.
1828		Baylisascaris procyonis. Larval granuloma in the liver of an experimentally infected squirrel monkey.
1829		Baylisascaris procyonis. Larval granuloma in myocardium of an experimentally infected squirrel monkey.
1830		Baylisascaris procyonis. Fundus of a cynomolgus monkey showing inflammatory migratory tracks, sheathing of vessels, and focal hemorrhage 8 days after experimental infection.
1831		Baylisascaris procyonis. Larva and migratory tracks in fundus of cynomolgus monkey 11 days after experimental infection.
1832		Baylisascaris procyonis. Larva and migratory tracks in fundus of cynomolgus monkey 11 days after experimental infection.
1833		Baylisascaris procyonis Fundus of a cynomolgus monkey showing focal retinitis and a larva 15 days after experimental infection.
1834		Baylisascaris procyonis. Retinal disruption, necrosis, and eosinophilic retinitis in an experimentally infected cynomolgus monkey.
1835		Baylisascaris procyonis. Retinal necrosis, eosinophilic retinitis and vasculitis in an experimentally infected cynomolgus monkey.
1836		Baylisascaris procyonis. Severe retinal necrosis and eosinophilic retinitis in an experimentally infected cynomolgus monkey.
1837		Baylisascaris procyonis. S ubretinal larva and retinal disruption in an experimentally infected cynomolgus monkey.
1838		Baylisascaris procyonis. Subretinal larva and outer nuclear layer pyknosis in an experimentally infected cynomolgus monkey.
1839		Baylisascaris procyonis. Subretinal disruption and necrosis. Larva under inner limiting membrane in an experimentally infected cynomolgus monkey.
1840		Baylisascaris procyonis. Choroidal granuloma in an experimentally infected cynomolgus monkey.
1841		Baylisascaris procyonis. Subretinal hemorrhage in an experimentally infected squirrel monkey.
1842		Baylisascaris procyonis. Larva in the inner nerve fiber layer in an experimentally infected squirrel monkey.
1843		Baylisascaris procyonis. Larva in the inner nerve fiber layer in an experimentally infected squirrel monkey.
1844		Baylisascaris procyonis A two-year old boy died following 14 months of CNS problems. CNS atrophy, sclerosis, gliosis and a larval granuloma in cerebrum are shown.
1845		Baylisascaris procyonis Same case. Larval granuloma in brain.
1846		Baylisascaris procyonis Same case. Larval granuloma in brain.
1847		Baylisascaris procyonis Same case. CNS atrophy, sclerosis, and larval granuloma in brain are shown.
1848		Baylisascaris procyonis. A one and one half year old boy died after a 3 week bout of CNS disease. Brain shows periventricular necrosis and softening.
1849		Baylisascaris procyonis. Same case. Multiple Subpleural granulomas in lung.
1850		Baylisascaris procyonis. Same case. Contrast enhanced CT brain scans show ventricular dilatation, periventricular enhancement and enlargement of cortical sulci.
1851		Baylisascaris procyonis. Same case. Contrast enhanced CT brain scans show ventricular dilatation, periventricular enhancement and enlargement of cortical sulci.
1852		Baylisascaris procyonis. Same case. Eosinophilic encephalitis.
1853		Baylisascaris procyonis. Same case. Eosinophilic meningitis.
1854		Baylisascaris procyonis. Same case. Larva in brain.
1855		Baylisascaris procyonis. Same case. Subpleural pulmonary granuloma with larva.
1856		Baylisascarisprocyonis Same case. Mesenteric granuloma with larva.
1857		Baylisascarisprocyonis Same case. Mesenteric granuloma with larva.
1858		Baylisascaris procyonis. Same case. Pulmonary granulomas with larvae.
1859		Baylisascaris procyonis. Same case. Pulmonary granulomas with larvae.
1860		Baylisascaris procyonis. Same case. Subpleural pulmonary granuloma with larva.
1861		Baylisascaris procyonis. Same case. Larva in pulmonary granuloma.
1862		Baylisascaris procyonis. Mouse brain squash preparation shows a larval granuloma 66 days after infection.
1863		Toxocara canis Adults in the terminal ileum and caecum.
1864		Toxocara canis Adults in the terminal ileum and caecum.
1865		Taenia pisiformis Armed scolex.
1866		Taenia pisiformis. Cysticercus.
1867		Taenia pisiformis Usually the cysticerci of this tapeworm are found in rabbits. Very rarely they may be found in the definitive host (dog). This is such a case with slide (1867) showing gross and slide (1868) the microscopic pathology
1868		Taenia pisiformis Usually the cysticerci of this tapeworm are found in rabbits. Very rarely they may be found in the definitive host (dog). This is such a case with slide (1867) showing gross and slide (1868) the microscopic pathology
1869		Diphyllobothrium latum. Plerocercoids in smelt, Osmerus eperlanus.
1870		Diphyllobothrium latum. Encysted plerocercoids in cherry salmon fillet.
1871		Diphyllobothrium latum. Live plerocercoids collected from cherry salmon fillet.
1872		Diphyllobothrium latum. Adult worm (4.25 meters long) discharged from a human volunteer on the 18th day of infection.
1873		Diphyllobothrium latum. Two eggs, one undeveloped, the other containing a coracidium.
1874		Simulium ochraceum This vector of onchocerciasi s in Guatemala is shown biting.
1875		Strongyloides stercoralis Hyperinfection in the colon of an immunosuppressed patient.
1876		Trombicula . Skin reaction to a chigger bite of the leg (Missouri).
1877		Trichinella spiralis Unsanitary conditions on a hog farm in Central Indiana where 60% of the 'pigs harbored Trichinella.
1878		Trichinella spiralis Unsanitary conditions on a hog farm in Central Indiana where 60% of the 'pigs harbored Trichinella.
1879		Trichinella spiralis Unsanitary conditions on a hog farm in Central Indiana where 60% of the 'pigs harbored Trichinella.
1880		Trichinella spiralis Unsanitary conditions on a hog farm in Central Indiana where 60% of the 'pigs harbored Trichinella.
1881		Trichinella spiralis Encysted muscle larvae in a boar from the same farm.
1882		Trichinella spiralis Encysted muscle larvae in a boar from the same farm.
1883		Trichinella spiralis Infected pork sausage which produced human infection.
1884		Trichinella spiralis Infected pork sausage which produced human infection.
1885		Cueterebra Ocular myiasis produced by a first stage larva o in the posterior eye chamber of a young male in Tampa, Florida.
1886		Echinococcus granulosus Formalin fixed, opened Echinococcus cyst in female breast.
1887		Echinococcus granulosus. Daughter cysts removed from the mass shown in slide 1886.
1888		Brugia malayi. Male and female adults in a pulmonary artery of a Mongolian gerbil.
1889		Paragonimus westermani Miracidium.
1890		Strongyloides stercoralis Formed larva in egg.
1891		Wuchereria bancrofti. Inguinal adenopathy plus enlargement of male genitalia.
1892		Dirofilaria immitis Cross section through adult male and female worms.
1893		Babesia microti. Giemsa stained slides from a fatal case on Fire Island, N. Y., (1982). The parasitemia is high for human babesiosis. Budding, multi-infected erythrocytes, tetrad formation, band forms, reticulocytosis and clumping of extracellular parasites may be seen.
1894		Babesia microti. Giemsa stained slides from a fatal case on Fire Island, N. Y., (1982). The parasitemia is high for human babesiosis. Budding, multi-infected erythrocytes, tetrad formation, band forms, reticulocytosis and clumping of extracellular parasites may be seen.
1895		Babesia microti. Giemsa stained slides from a fatal case on Fire Island, N. Y., (1982). The parasitemia is high for human babesiosis. Budding, multi-infected erythrocytes, tetrad formation, band forms, reticulocytosis and clumping of extracellular parasites may be seen.
1896		Babesia microti. Giemsa stained slides from a fatal case on Fire Island, N. Y., (1982). The parasitemia is high for human babesiosis. Budding, multi-infected erythrocytes, tetrad formation, band forms, reticulocytosis and clumping of extracellular parasites may be seen.
1897		Babesia microti. Giemsa stained slides from a fatal case on Fire Island, N. Y., (1982). The parasitemia is high for human babesiosis. Budding, multi-infected erythrocytes, tetrad formation, band forms, reticulocytosis and clumping of extracellular parasites may be seen.
1898		Babesia microti. Giemsa stained slides from a fatal case on Fire Island, N. Y., (1982). The parasitemia is high for human babesiosis. Budding, multi-infected erythrocytes, tetrad formation, band forms, reticulocytosis and clumping of extracellular parasites may be seen.
1899		Babesia microti. Giemsa stained slides from a fatal case on Fire Island, N. Y., (1982). The parasitemia is high for human babesiosis. Budding, multi-infected erythrocytes, tetrad formation, band forms, reticulocytosis and clumping of extracellular parasites may be seen.
1900		Babesia microti. Giemsa stained slides from a fatal case on Fire Island, N. Y., (1982). The parasitemia is high for human babesiosis. Budding, multi-infected erythrocytes, tetrad formation, band forms, reticulocytosis and clumping of extracellular parasites may be seen.
1901		Babesia microti. Giemsa stained slides from a fatal case on Fire Island, N. Y., (1982). The parasitemia is high for human babesiosis. Budding, multi-infected erythrocytes, tetrad formation, band forms, reticulocytosis and clumping of extracellular parasites may be seen.
1902		Babesia microti. Giemsa stained slides from a fatal case on Fire Island, N. Y., (1982). The parasitemia is high for human babesiosis. Budding, multi-infected erythrocytes, tetrad formation, band forms, reticulocytosis and clumping of extracellular parasites may be seen.
1903		Schistosoma. Fallopian tube with granulomata containing parasite eggs.
1904		Schistosoma. Fallopian tube with granulomata containing parasite eggs.
1905		Schistosoma. Fallopian tube with granulomata containing parasite eggs.
1906		Schistosoma. Fallopian tube with granulomata containing parasite eggs.
1907		Paragonimus. Adult parasites removed from cavity in cat lung.
1908		Schistosoma mansoni. Skin lesions due to extra-genital schistosomiasis.
1909		Angiostrongylus cantonensis. Larva penetrating the arachnoid.
1910		Angiostrongylus cantonensis. Chronically inflamed meninges.
1911		Angiostrongylus cantonensis Chronically inflamed choroid plexus.
1912		Angiostrongylus cantonensis Ischemic Purkinje cells of the cerebellum.
1913		Angiostrongylus cantonensis Hemorrhage and inflammation in a cerebellar tonsil.
1914		Angiostrongylus cantonensis. Subarachnoid hemorrhage.
1915		Angiostrongylus cantonensis Longitudinal and cross-section of larvae in the spinal cord.
1916		Angiostrongylus cantonensis Longitudinal and cross-section of larvae in the spinal cord.
1917		Angiostrongylus cantonensis Longitudinal and cross-section of larvae in the spinal cord.
1918		Angiostrongylus cantonensis Longitudinal and cross-section of larvae in the spinal cord.
1919		Angiostrongylus cantonensis Longitudinal and cross-section of larvae in the spinal cord.
1920		Angiostrongylus cantonensis Longitudinal and cross-section of larvae in the spinal cord.
1921		Angiostrongylus cantonensis Longitudinal and cross-section of larvae in the spinal cord.
1922		Echinococcus granulosus. Not all liver cysts are neatly encompassed by the liver. This lobulated mass was cut from the lower edge of a liver.
1923		Lyme disease Rash. The rash usually begins as a red macule at the inoculation site. It expands forming a large annular red bordered lesion with central clearing and inouration.
1924		Ixodes dammini Tick vector of Lyme disease.
1925		Leishmania Mucocutaneous destruction of hard palate. Peru
1926		Trichuris trichiura Endoscopic view of adults attached to colonic mucosa.
1927		Trypanosoma cruzi. Romana's sign.
1928		Trypanosoma cruzi. Inoculation site in a patient with acute Chagas' disease.
1929		Trypanosoma cruzi. Malignant arrhythmias typical of chronic Chagas' cardiomyopathy. Holter tracing.
1930		Schistosoma intercalatum. Egg in stool.
1931		Schistosoma intercalatum. Snail vector in Gabon.
1932		Schistosoma intercalatum Rectal biopsy preparation
1933		Schistosoma intercalatum Rectal biopsy preparation
1934		Schistosoma intercalatum Rectal biopsy preparation
1935		Multiceps. Opened cysts showing multiple protoscolices. Multiceps Frozen section at surgery.
1936		Muiticeps Multiple sections showing membranes, suckers and hooks.
1937		Muiticeps Multiple sections showing membranes, suckers and hooks.
1938		Muiticeps Multiple sections showing membranes, suckers and hooks.
1939		Muiticeps Multiple sections showing membranes, suckers and hooks.
1940		Muiticeps Multiple sections showing membranes, suckers and hooks.
1941		Muiticeps Multiple sections showing membranes, suckers and hooks.
1942		Muiticeps Multiple sections showing membranes, suckers and hooks.
1943		Muiticeps Multiple sections showing membranes, suckers and hooks.
1944		Muiticeps Multiple sections showing membranes, suckers and hooks.
1945		Muiticeps Multiple sections showing membranes, suckers and hooks.
1946		Fasciola hepatica SEM studies of eggs.
1947		Fasciola hepatica SEM studies of eggs.
1948		Fasciola hepatica SEM studies of eggs.
1949		Toxocara canis. Large granulomas projecting from the renal cortex of a naturally infected cat.
1950		Toxocara canis. Experimental cat infections. Five thousand infective eggs given peros. Numerous large cortical granulomas on the kidney 36 days after infection.
1951		Toxocara canis. Experimental cat infection. Five thousand infective eggs given. Numerous granulomas are present in the liver parenchyma 25 days after infection.
1952		Toxocara canis Typical hepatic granuloma containing a larva. Natural infection in a cat.
1953		Toxocara canis High power view of a cat liver granuloma with larva surrounded by eosinophils.
1954		Toxocara canis. Large eosinophils-rich granuloma occupying almost the entire width of the right ventricular free wall. Naturally infected cat. Hematoxylin-eosin stain.
1955		Toxocara canis. Mouse, BALE/c. Experimental infection, acute, with 5000 infective T. canis eggs. Liver. At 48 hours PI most larvae are in the liver where they cause acute hepatocellular necrosis and neutrophil infiltration. Hematoxylin-eosin stain.
1956		Toxocara canis. Mouse, BALE/c. Experimental infection as in slidf 1955. Liver. At 48 hours P1 this coiled larva, seen in both longitudinal and cross section, is not directly associated with the inflammatory response. Hematoxylin-stain.
1957		Toxocara canis. Mouse, BALE/c. Experimental infection, chronic, with 500 infective T. canis eggs per os. Liver. At 8 months P1 this coiled larva is present within a large, well-organized fibrotic granuloma. Hematoxylin-eosin stain.
1958		Toxocara canis Mouse, BALE/c. Experimental infection as in slide 1957. Well-organized granuloma containing a coiled larva presents within skeletal muscle at 8 months P1. Hematoxylin-eosin stain.
1959		Toxocara canis. Mouse, BALE/c. Experimental infection as in 1955. Eye. At 15 days P1, a coiled larva can be seen within the inner granular layer of the retina. Note the lack of inflammatory response.Hematoxylin-eosin stain.
1960		Toxocara canis. Mouse, BALB/c Experimental infection as in slide 1957. At 8 months P1, a larva is present within the granular layer of the cerebellum. Note the lack of inflammatory reaction. Hematoxylin-eosin stain.
1961		Toxocara canis. Adults emerging from a cut made in a puppy small bowel at autopsy.
1962		Toxocara canis Egg in a dog stool.
1963		Toxocara canis Retinal detachment in a human eye due to Toxocara canis larvae.
1964		Toxocara canis Retinal detachment in a human eye due to Toxocara canis larvae.
1965		Toxocara canis. Granuloma in detached human retina (due to ocular larva migrans).
1966		Toxocara canis. Larva in a granuloma in a detached human retina.
1967		Toxocara canis Ocular larva migrans. Lymphatic perivascular cuff in human retina.
1968		Toxocara canis. Sections through larvae in retinal granulomas (human case).
1969		Toxocara canis. Sections through larvae in retinal granulomas (human case).
1970		Toxocara canis Adults in opened dog bowel.
1971		Toxocara canis. Anterior end of an adult. .
1972		Ascaris lumbricoides. Surgical specimen. Gangrenous bowel removed from patient suffering intestinal obstruction.
1973		Ascaris lumbricoides. Adult in human right kidney found at post mortem of a child in Papua, New Guinea.
1974		Ascaris (suum?). Adult ascarids found in treated sewage residue probably as a result of illegal dumping by an abattoir.
1975		Ascaris. Development and hatching of larva..
1976		Ascaris. Development and hatching of larva..
1977		Ascaris. Development and hatching of larva..
1978		Ascaris. Development and hatching of larva..
1979		Ascaris. Development and hatching of larva..
1980		Ascaris. Development and hatching of larva..
1981		Ascaris. Development and hatching of larva..
1982		Ascaris. Development and hatching of larva..
1983		Coenurus. Whole mount . From 2 year old chinchilla. Located in intramuscular fascia of hind leg.
1984		Nanophyltes. Adult, whole mount.
1985		Musca domestics. Flies on a cooking utensil.
1986		Musca domestica Flies on sugar in a cooking utensil.
1987		Mansonia Pupa fixed to a plant.
1988		Mansonia Pupa free of plant.
1989		Mansonia, Eichhornia crassipes and Pistia stratiotes in a Mansonia breeding place, Vietnam.
1990		Latrine. Built over a fish breeding stream. Vietnam.
1991		Water A man drinking polluted water. Ethiopia.
1992		Aedes vexans Larva and pupa in water.
1993		Aedes vigilax Mangrove, a breeding place for a filariasis vector In New Caledonia.
1994		Aedes Taro plant, a breeding place for dengue vector in NewCaledonia.
1995		Aedes aegypti Holes in the trunk of a palm tree serve as a breeding site for this mosquito. Madagascar.
1996		Aedes Coconut shells serve as a mosquito breeding place. Vietnam.
1997		Taenia. Proglottid in appendix.
1998		Schistosoma haematobium Eggs in a rectal biopsy.
1999		Onchocerca volvulus. A single microfilaria is present in the anterior eye chamber of a Liberian male.
2000		Onchocerca volvulus. Many microfilariae in the anterior eye chamber of a Liberian male.
2001		Onchocerca volvulus. Photographic montage of a 23 year old Ghanaian male showing extensive chorioretinal atrophy and optic atrophy.
2002		Onchocerca volvulus. Photographic montage of a 33 year old Ghanaian male showing extensive chorioretinal atrophy .and some retinal fibrosis.
2003		Onchocerca volvulus. Puncture keratitis in a Liberian female.
2004		Onchocerca volvulus. Early scierosing keratitis with the characteristic pear shaped deformity, retropupillary fibrosis plus spontaneous subluxation of the cataractous lens. Forty-four year of Mexican male.
2005		Onchocerca volvulus. Advanced sclerosing keratitis in a 52 year old Guatemalan male. The inferior two thirds of the cornea are opaque and vascularized. There is a pigmentation line extending across the limbus onto the cornea.
2006		Onchocerca volvulus. Characteristic leopard skin hyper and hypopigmentation in the skin of a Liberian male.
2007		Caterpillar Rash induced by migration of a caterpillar over the skin of a missionary physician in Liberia. The caterpillars usually fall from trees.
2008		Myiasis. Ulcer from which a maggot was removed. Liberia.
2009		Entamoeba histolytica. Scarification by native practitioners ove an amoebic liver abscess.
2010		Entamoeba histolytica Aspiration of an amoebic abscess in same patient.
2011		Echinostoma ilocanum. Adult, whole mount.
2012		Echinostoma ilocanum. Metacercaria from snail.
2013		Echinostomailocanum Snail, Pila luzonica, intermediate host.
2014		Gasterophilus intestinalis. Maggot posterior spiracle.
2015		Sarcophaga. Maggot, posterior spiracle.
2016		Oestrus ovis. Maggot, posterior spiracle.
2017		Callitroga hominivorax. Maggot's posterior spiracle.
2018		Cimex lectularis. Adult whole mount.
2019		Phylometra Gross views of hand with implanted nematode in preexisting puncture wound.
2020		Phylometra Gross views of hand with implanted nematode in preexisting puncture wound.
2021		Dirofilaria immitis Adult female, Aedes trivittatus, natural vector of Dirofilaria immitis in much of the midwestern United States.
2022		Dirofilaria immitis Adult female, Aedes trivittatus, natural vector of Dirofilaria immitis in much of the midwestern United States.
2023		Dirofilaria immitis. H & E-stained section of a first-stage larva within the Malpighian tubules of a mosquito.
2024		Dirofilariaimmitis. Phase contrast micrographs of developing larvae within the Malpighian tubules of A, trivittatus.
2025		Dirofilariaimmitis. Phase contrast micrographs of developing larvae within the Malpighian tubules of A, trivittatus.
2026		Dirofilariaimmitis. Phase contrast micrographs of developing larvae within the Malpighian tubules of A, trivittatus.
2027		Dirofilaria immitis. Cross section of infective, third-stage larvae within the labium of Aedes aegypti (Liverpool strain).
2028		Dirofilaria immitis. Third-stage larva leaving A. aegypti labium.
2029		Dirofilaria immitis. Posterior end of an adult male.
2030		Dirofilaria immitis Microfilariae melanized within the Malpighian tubules of A. trivittatus.
2031		Dirofilaria immitis Microfilariae melanized within the Malpighian tubules of A. trivittatus.
2032		Dirofillaria immitis Microfilaria removed from the hemocoel of A. aegypti at 3 days following intrathoracic inoculation. Note the deposition of protein-polyphenol complexes around a portion of the parasite and the numerous hemocytes forming the encapsulation reaction.
2033		Dirofilaria immitis. Scanning electron micrograph of a normal micro filaria.
2034		Dirofilaria immitis SEM showing melanin deposition around a microfilaria following inoculation into A.trivittatus.
2035		Dirofilarila immitis Transmission electron micrograph of a hemocyte during an encapsulation reaction against a microfilaria in A. trivittatus.Note the microfilaria with melanin deposits on the cuticle in the lower left corner.
2036		Brugia pahangi. Microfilaria beginning to penetrate the midgut epithelium of Aedes aegypti (interference contrast).
2037		Brugia pahangi. Microfilaria within the blood meal in the midgut of A. aegypti (interference contrast).
2038		Brugia pahangi. Scanning electron micrographs of microfilariae penetrating the midgut of A. aegypti. View is from the hemocoel side of the midgut. It should be noted that microfilariae usually retain their sheaths during penetration
2039		Brugia pahangi. Scanning electron micrographs of microfilariae penetrating the midgut of A. aegypti. View is from the hemocoel side of the midgut. It should be noted that microfilariae usually retain their sheaths during penetration
2040		Brugia pahangi. Scanning electron micrographs of microfilariae penetrating the midgut of A. aegypti. View is from the hemocoel side of the midgut. It should be noted that microfilariae usually retain their sheaths during penetration
2041		Plasmodium kempi A parasite of wild turkeys. Oocysts of the midgut of the mosquito, Culex pipiens pipiens.
2042		Plasmodium kempi A parasite of wild turkeys. Oocysts of the midgut of the mosquito, Culex pipiens pipiens.
2043		Plasmodium kempi A parasite of wild turkeys. Oocysts of the midgut of the mosquito, Culex pipiens pipiens.
2044		Plasmodium kempi. Oocysts and sporozoites on and near the midgut of C ulex pipiens pipiens.
2045		Plasmodium kempi. Sporozoites near the dissected salivary glands of Culex pipiens pipiens.
2046		Schistosomatium douthittii (lateral to medial sequence).
2047		Schistosomatium douthitti. Miracidia penetrating the esophageal wall of the snail intermediate host, Lymnaea catascopium.
2048		Schistosomatium douthitti. Daughter sporocysts within mother sporocysts in infected Lymnaea catascopium.
2049		Schistosomatium douthitti. Daughter sporocysts containing cercariae.
2050		Schistosomatium douthitti. Daughter sporocysts containing cercariae.
2051		Demodex canis. Demodectic mange in a dog.
2052		Mesocestoides. Tetrathyridia in abdomen of guinea pig.
2053		Mesocestoides. Tetrathyridia in abdomen of guinea pig.
2054		Taenia saginata Cysticerci in beef heart.
2055		Taenia saginata Cysticerci in beef heart.
2056		Taenia saginata. Cysticerci in beef voluntary muscle.
2057		Taenia saginata. Multiple cysticerci in experimental infection.
2058		Taenia saginata Multiple cysticerci digested free of muscle.
2059		Taenia saginata Multiple cysticerci digested free of muscle.
2060		Taenia pisiformis Unstained and stained proglottids.
2061		Taenia pisiformis Unstained and stained proglottids.
2062		Taenia saginata Scolex.
2063		Taenia pisiformis Cysticerci in situ and free.
2064		Taenia pisiformis Cysticerci in situ and free.
2065		Taenia solium. Cysticercus in eye.
2066		Echinococcus granulosus Abdominal distention in a population infected with hydatid cysts. In this unusual ecological niche, dogs become infected by eating cysts from infected humans whom they dig out of shallow graves.
2067		Echinococcus granulosus Abdominal distention in a population infected with hydatid cysts. In this unusual ecological niche, dogs become infected by eating cysts from infected humans whom they dig out of shallow graves.
2068		Echinococcus granulosus Abdominal distention in a population infected with hydatid cysts. In this unusual ecological niche, dogs become infected by eating cysts from infected humans whom they dig out of shallow graves.
2069		Echinococcus granulosus. A local dog.
2070		Echinococcusgranulosus Well in their arid territory.
2071		Echinococcus granulosus. Shallow graves dug up by dogs.
2072		Echinococcus granulosus. Hatching eggs.
2073		Echinococcus granulosus. Liver cyst
2074		Echinococcus granulosus. Liver cyst
2075		Taenia. Child defecating from a wooden projection (poop deck) on his house. Feces fall into the yard where they are ingested by pigs ensuring completion of the life cycle of Taenia solium.
2076		Taenia solium. Racemose cyst in brain. Autopsy. Gross specimen.
2077		Sparganum. Sparganum perforating cat gut.
2078		Hymenolepis nana. Whole mount of anterior portion.
2079		Fasciola hepatica Sheep resting near stream. Iran.
2080		Simulium. Breeding place. Burkino Faso.
2081		Simulium. Larvae and pupae. France.
2082		Ornithodoros Vector of Borrelia persica in Iran.
2083		Ornithodoros Vector of Borrelia persica in Iran.
2084		Anopheles arabiensis. Breeding places in Kenya (2084) and Ethiopia (2085).
2085		Anopheles arabiensis. Breeding places in Kenya (2084) and Ethiopia (2085).
2086		Anopheles superpictus. Breeding plac