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Ascaridia galli speaker:董楠 PPT maker:尤佳 Data collectors:程朝冰、祁丽晶、罗翠兰 contents 1.Instroduction 6.Lesions 2.Morphology 7.Diagnosis 3.Life cycle 8.Treatment and Control 4.Epidemiology 9.References 5.Symptoms Introduction Ascaridia galli is a parasitic roundworm(寄 生蛔虫)belonging to the phylum Nematoda (线性动物门). Nematodes of the genus Ascaridia(禽蛔 属) are essentially intestinal parasites( 肠道寄生虫)of birds. A. galli is the most prevalent and pathogenic species (致病性), especially in domestic fowl (鸡). It causes ascaridiasis, a disease of poultry (家禽) due to heavy worm infection, particularly in chicken and turkeys (火鸡). 分布 东北 华北 华南 华东 西南 back Morphology 头部顶端 a prominent mouth which is surrounded by three large trilobed lips. Anterior end (前端) There’s 2 ventral lip(侧腹 唇), esophagus(食道), nerve ring(食道 环) Posterior end of female (雌虫尾部) Anus(肛门) at the end of the worm Posterior end of male (雄虫尾部) 10 Sex papilla(性 乳突) There is a preanal sucker(肛前吸盘) Before coacal pore(泄殖孔) Life cycle The development from egg to adult infectious need 5~8 weeks. Adult life span of about 1 years Adults Parasite in the stomach or small intestine Occasionlly ,earthworms become into storage host with swallowing their eggs Infective eggs Eggs containing infective larvae Stomach(胃) or Back the small to intestine(小肠) Duodenum intestine(返 回肠腔) Development (十二指肠) To be adult Developmenttime(发育一段时间) for some time 适宜环境: into the intestinal mucosa (成为成虫) 3周时间发育成含幼虫的感染性虫卵 (进入肠黏膜发育一段时间) Epidemiology Ascaridia galli infection occurs in the rearing chickens, and the chickens kept in cages Is less common. The nematode infects fowl of all ages, but the chickens at three months of age is most susceptible and the disease is more serious . Symptoms Heavy infection is 2 the major cause of weight depression and reduced egg production In severe infections, intestinal blockage can occur. Unthriftiness, drooping of the wings, bleaching of the head and emaciation. It also causes loss of blood, reduced blood sugar content, increased urates, shrunken thymus glands, retarded growth and greatly increased mortality. in poultry husbandry. 1 In heavy infections, adult worms may 3 move up the oviduct and be found in hens' eggs, and sometimes they are also found in the birds' feces.[11] Lesions At early phase of infection, the intestinal mucosa of chicken always appear bleeding or hyperaemia(充血、出血) and edema(水肿).The larva(幼虫) forms parasitic tubercle in parasitic location, even arouse intestine rupture(肠破裂), peritonitis (腹膜 炎). By cutting intestinal tract, a large amount of parasites can be discovered. 出血性肠炎 虫体聚集阻塞肠管 Depression(精神沉郁)、pale mucosa(黏膜贫血苍白) Disheveled feathers(羽毛蓬乱)、Dysplasia(发育不良)、 Slow(行动迟缓) 顽 固 性 下 痢 Diagnosis Definite diagnosis : floating method with saturated salt solution (饱和盐水浮集法) or discovering large number of the parasite(虫体) when cutting the small intestine (小肠)at autopsy(剖检) 根据粪便中发现虫卵或剖检时在小肠内发现 大量虫体 Treatment and Control 1、Treatment : praziquantel(吡喹酮) albendazole(丙硫苯咪唑) Fenbendazole(芬苯达挫) 2、Comprehensive prevention(综合性预防 措施):I Regular de-worming Improvement of breeding and management . Improve hygiene and the resistance Harmless disposal of feces References 李国清.兽医寄生虫学(双语版).北京:中国农业大 学出版社,2006 辛朝安.禽病学(第二版).北京:中国农业出版社 Ackert, JE (1940). "The large roundworm of chickens". Vet. Med. 35: 106–108 Ashour, AA (1994). "Scanning electron microscopy of Ascaridia galli (Schrank, 1788), Freeborn, 1923 and A. columbae (Linstow, 1903)". J Egypt Soc Parasitol 24 (2): 349–55. Thank you!