ADULT
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ADULTMALE40 x 0,1 mm, yellowish white, cylinder, slender,Caudal part bends to ventral portion
Source: Color Atlas of Medicine and Parasitology. 1977W. Peters & H.M. Gillers
MORPHOLOGYWuchereria bancroftiWuchereria bancroftiADULTFEMALE(80-100) x (0,24-0,30) mm, soft, blunt nail, slight rounded head.
Sumber : Color Atlas of Medicine and Parasitology. 1977. W. Peters & H.M. Gillers
MORPHOLOGYMORPHOLOGY OF MICROFILARIAE
SheathSheathSlendertailCephalic spaceSource : Medical Parasitology in Plates. G. PiekarskiNuclei
Microfilaria Wuchereria bancrofti
Microfilaria Brugia malayi
Microfilaria Brugia timori
Source : Color Atlas of Medicine and Parasitology. 1977W. Peters & H.M. Gillers. Pewarnaan giemsaSource : Atlas of Medical Parasitology.Prayong Radomyos, dkk. Pewarnaan hematoxylinCephalic space(L:W=1:1)Tail(No nuclei)MICROFILARIAEWucheria bancroftiMORPHOLOGYB. malayi
W. bancrofti
Bloated tail (nucleus in it)Cephalic space(L:W=2:1)MICROFILARIAEBrugia malayiMORPHOLOGYLooking like microfilariae B. malayiSize 287-341 Sheathed not clear at coloration of Giemsa
Source : Atlas of Medical Parasitology. Prayong Radomyos, dkk.
MICROFILARIAEBrugia timoriMORPHOLOGY(dr. Djaenudin Natadisastra, SpParK)7
Source : Atlas of Medical Parasitology. Prayong Radomyos, dkk.
Stiff body broken, tip of tail rather bluntNuclei in the body, spread in the irregular groups, presence of (5-8) nuclei in the tail
Smaller nuclei at the distal than in B. malayiCephalic space: 3 : 1MICROFILARIAEBrugia timoriMORPHOLOGYFOUND TWO MAIN STAGE :TROPHOZOITE STAGERing formOld/Matured trophozoiteSCHIZONT STAGEYoung schizontOld/Matured schizontIN ERYTHOCYTIC CYCLESPlasmodium sp.GENERAL MORPHOLOGYRing Form with reddish Nucleus and bluish ProtoplasmChromatin dotsNucleusProtoplasmERYTHROCYTEMORPHOLOGYPlasmodium sp.TROPHOZOITE STAGENucleus and Protoplasm grow biggerERYTHROCYTENucleusProtoplasmMORPHOLOGYPlasmodium sp.TROPHOZOITE STAGENucleus starts fission processProtoplasm remains in sizeERYTHROCYTENucleusProtoplasmMORPHOLOGYPlasmodium sp.SCHIZONT STAGEComplete MerozoitesNote the Regularity, PigmentERYTHROCYTEMerozoiteMORPHOLOGYPlasmodium sp.SCHIZONT STAGEPLASMODIUM VIVAX
Ring FormErythrocyte enlarged, paleSchuffner dots
ERYTHROCYTERing FormERYHTROCYTETROPHOZOITE STAGEPLASMODIUM VIVAXProtoplasm grows (Amoeboid form) with vacuole
ERYTHROCYTEERYTHROCYTEAmoeboid FormTROPHOZOITE STAGEVacuoleFission of NucleusVacuole disappear
ERYTHROCYTEFission of NucleusPLASMODIUM VIVAX
SCHIZONT STAGEMerozoite (12-14)Pigment
MEROZOITePigmentPLASMODIUM VIVAX
SCHIZONT STAGERound/OvalSmall nucleus , compact, eccentricBluish protoplasmNUCLEUS
PLASMODIUM VIVAX
GAMOTOCYTE STAGE: Macro and MicrogametocyteRound/OvalBig nucleus, paleRed-blue protoplasmPigmentNUCLEUS
PLASMODIUM OVALE
Ring Form (thick) Erythrocyte Chromatin dotsTROPHOZOITE STAGEPLASMODIUM OVALE
Round, compact trophozoiteErythrocyte deformedSchuffner/James DotsTROPHOZOITE STAGEPlasmodium malariaeResemble P. vivaxNormal erythrocyte
TROPHOZOITE STAGEBand form TrophozoiteTrophozoite
TROPHOZOITE STAGEPlasmodium malariaeRossete-like Merozoit (6-12)
MEROZOITEPigmentSCHIZONT STAGEPlasmodium malariaeRound/OvalSmall nucleus, compactBluish protoplasm
GAMETOCYTE STAGE: Macro and MicrogametocytePlasmodium malariaeRound/OvalLarge nucleus, paleReddish protoplasm
TROPHOZOITE STAGE
Plasmodium falciparum
Fine ringMultiple infectionVacuole surrounded by plasmaMaurers dots
VacuolePlasmodium falciparumTROPHOZOITE STAGESchizont occupy 2/3 erythrocyte8-24 Merozoite
Plasmodium falciparumSCHIZONT STAGEBanana/crescent shapeSmall nucleus, compact, in the middlePigment around nucleusBluish protoplasmGAMETOCYTE STAGE: Macro and MicrogametocytePlasmodium falciparumSausage shapeLarge nucleus, pale, more eccentric positionPigment dispersedReddish protoplasm
UniformNo red zone around parasiteSmaller than lymphocyte nucleusPlasmodium falciparumTHICK BLOOD PREPARATION
Not uniformRed zone around parasiteBigger than lymphocyte nucleus
Not uniformNo red zone around parasiteSmaller than lymphocyte nucleus
PLASMODIUM VIVAXPlasmodium malariae