Diagnostic methods, chemical, bacteriological and microscopical, a text-book for students and practitioners . dejecta. It is most frequently seen in children, andinhabits the ileum, usually from the middle toward the ileocecal valve. The parasite is from 10 to 15 mm. in length andfrom to mm. broad, is provided with a subglobu-lar head measuring to mm. in transverse di-ameter, shows four large rounded suckers and a largerostellum retractile into an infundibuluhi. The rostellumis surrounded by a single row of characteristic booklets,24 to 30 in number and 14 to 18 microns in leng
Diagnostic methods, chemical, bacteriological and microscopical, a text-book for students and practitioners . dejecta. It is most frequently seen in children, andinhabits the ileum, usually from the middle toward the ileocecal valve. The parasite is from 10 to 15 mm. in length andfrom to mm. broad, is provided with a subglobu-lar head measuring to mm. in transverse di-ameter, shows four large rounded suckers and a largerostellum retractile into an infundibuluhi. The rostellumis surrounded by a single row of characteristic booklets,24 to 30 in number and 14 to 18 microns in length. Theneck is rather long and slender, being followed by about150 small proglottids, which are broader than long ( mm. broad by to long). The ova are characteristic. Theyare round or oval in shape, 32 to 36by 42 to 56 microns in size, and havetwo distinct membranes. At eachpole of the inner membrane is seen asmall protuberance from which springsa number of clear refractile threads,which are distributed in a wavingfashion through the substance interme-diate to the outer and inner Fig. 34.—Headand neck of taeniadiminuta. {Tysonafter Braun.)
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