Parasitology-images for neet pgs and ugs

Parasitology for pgs

1. Entamoeba histolytica – erythrophagous trophozoites

2. Quadrinucleate cyst of Entamoeba histolytica

3. Entamoeba histolytica

4. Trophozoites of naegleria fowleri – H&E stain

5. Trophozoites of Naegleria fowleri – immunofluorescence stain

6. Cryptosporidium 6 µm Cyclospora 10 µm Isospora 25-40 µm

7. Thick smear positive for plasmodium

8. Multiple ring and accole forms – Plasmodium falciparum

9. Crescent shaped gametocytes and divided nuclei in ring form – Plasmodium falciparum

10. Amoeboid and ring forms – Plasmodium vivax

11. Late trophozoite (amoeboid form) – Plasmodium vivax

12. Schizont – Plasmodium vivax

13. Merozoite – Plasmodium vivax

14. Basket like trophozoite of Plasmodium malariae

15. Band form of Plasmodium vivax

16. Ring form and gametocyte of Plasmodium falciparum

17. Maltese cross – Babesia microti

18. LD body (perpendicular kinetoplast of amastigote – dot & dash) Leishmania donovani

19. Amastigote of T. cruzi in smooth muscle of heart

20. C shaped trypomastigote - T cruzi Elongated trypomastigote – T bruzi

21. Triatome bug – vector for T cruzi

22. Tsetse fly – vector for T bruzi

23. Trichomonas vaginalis – trichrome stain

24. Tissue cyst – Toxoplasma gondi

25. Cyclops

26. Flea

27. mite

28. Tick

29. Sand fly

30. Chrysops

31. Operculated brown egg with knob at one end – Diphyllobothrium latum

32. Egg of Diphyllobotrium , Fasciola & fasciolopsis >100 µm, operculated indistinguisable

33. Sparganum (Genus spirometra )

34. Echinococcus ( hydatid cyst)

35. Coenuri of  T. multiceps  are usually found in the eyes and brain; those of  T. serialis  are usually found in subcutaneous tissue

36. Taenia ( Cysticerci )

37. Coenurus (T. multiceps or T serialis )

38. green arrow – ectocyst - the cyst wall is composed of an acellular laminated external layer yellow arrow – endocyst - thin, germinal (nucleated) inner layer black arrow - brood capsule blue arrows – protoscoleces  

39. daughter cyst (brood capsule) purple arrow - hooklets inside one of the protoscoleces light blue arrows - the calcareous corpuscles along the germinal layer.

40. Egg of Taenia -30-40 µm -Bile stained - straited Egg of H. nana -30-40 µm -Non bile stained -4 spicules Egg of cestodes : 3 pair of hooklets except D latum ( operculated )

41. Cercaria

42. Egg granuloma in liver – lateral spine – Schistosoma mansoni

43. Egg of Schistosoma : 100-150 µm, non operculated S. haematobium : terminal spine (Ca bladder) S. mansoni : lateral spine S. japonicum : spine inconspicuous

44. Eggs of Clonorchis & Opisthorchis 15-30 µm operculated with shoulders Cholangiocarcinoma

45. Egg of ascaris 50-60 µm Bile stained Rugosity Egg of trichuris 70-80 µm Bile stained barrel shaped bipolar plugs

46. Egg of ankylostoma / necator 50-60 µm Non bile stained 4 blastomeres Egg of enterobius 70 µm Non bile stained plano convex

47. Plano convex eggs under fluorescence microscope

48. Strongyloides larvae Top: Rhabditiform Middle: filariform Bottom: Filariform in trichrome stain

49. Wuchereria bancrofti Nuclear material do not extend to the tip

50. Loa loa Nuclear material extends upto tip

51. Loa loa

52. Loa loa

53. Manzonella Unsheathed Nuclear material upto tip

54. Cross section of adult Onchocerca in tissue – microfilariae seen within the adults

55. Cross section of adult Onchocerca in tissue – microfilariae seen within the adults

56. Nurse cell – encysted larva in striated muscle (Lemon sign) – Trichenella spiralis

57. Nurse cell – encysted larva in striated muscle (Lemon sign) – Trichenella spiralis

58. Cutaneous larva migrans

59. Eosinophilic granuloma around a helminth