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                       PART VI  Parasitology
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                        Trichinosis
                                                                                       Larva deposited
                     (Trichinella spiralis)
                                                                                         in mucosa

                                                          Adults in

                              Larva released
                              in small intestine        small intestine           Human       Circulation
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                                                                    Adults in
                                                                                                      Encysted larva in
                                                                                                      striated muscle
                                      Larva released
                                                                                          Larva deposited
                                                                                            in mucosa
                                                       Pigs and
                                              other carnivores, e.g., bears            Circulation
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                         Ingested
                                                                     Encysted larva in
                                                                     striated muscle


                                        striated muscle
                                        (infective stage)




                                                         Meat
                                                      (Pork, etc.)
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                 FIGURE 56–14
                                 Trichinella spiralis. Life cycle. Top: Blue arrow on left shows ingestion of meat (muscle) containing encysted Trichinella
                 larva. Adult worms form in intestine and produce larvae that enter bloodstream and encyst in human muscle. Bottom: Red circular arrow
                 describes the natural cycle in which Trichinella circulates between pigs and various carnivores such as bears. (Source: Public Health Image Library, Cen-
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                 ters for Disease Control and Prevention.)
                                                                        The parasite is maintained in nature by cycles within
                    to many organs; however, they develop only in  striated
                    muscle cells. Within these “nurse cells,” they encyst within
                                                                     stage hosts, because the infected flesh is not consumed by
                    a fibrous capsule and can remain viable for several years but
                                                                     other animals.
                    eventually calcify (Figure 56–15).







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