k canine tapeworm infection Light micrograph of the larval form of the dog tapeworm Echinococcus granulosus, taken from a hydatid cyst in a sheeps lung. The larval form, which also infects humans, causes the disease known as hydatidosis. Large cysts, cont aining numerous larvae, form in the liver, lung or brain impairing their functioning damaging surrounding tissue. Their presence in the brain may cause blindness epilepsy. When infected tissue is consumed the cyst walls are digested, releasing the larvae into the small intestines. The crown of hooks or rostellum secure it to the wall of the intestines feeding commences. The worm reaches adulthood here. Mag X80 35mm. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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canine tapeworm infection Light micrograph of the larval form of the dog tapeworm Echinococcus granulosus, taken from a hydatid cyst in a sheep s lung. The larval form, which also infects humans, causes the disease known as hydatidosis. Large cysts, cont  aining numerous larvae, form in the liver, lung or brain impairing their functioning   damaging surrounding tissue. Their presence in the brain may cause blindness   epilepsy. When infected tissue is consumed the cyst walls are digested, releasing the larvae into the small intestines. The crown of hooks or  rostellum  secure it to the wall of the intestines   feeding commences. The worm reaches adulthood here. Mag: X80  35mm .
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canine tapeworm infection

Light micrograph of the larval form of the dog tapeworm Echinococcus granulosus, taken from a hydatid cyst in a sheep's lung. The larval form, which also infects humans, causes the disease known as hydatidosis. Large cysts, cont- aining numerous larvae, form in the liver, lung or brain impairing their functioning & damaging surrounding tissue. Their presence in the brain may cause blindness & epilepsy. When infected tissue is consumed the cyst walls are digested, releasing the larvae into the small intestines. The crown of hooks or 'rostellum' secure it to the wall of the intestines & feeding commences. The worm reaches adulthood here. Mag: X80 (35mm).

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