Скачать или смотреть Trichuriasis or whipworm or infection in animals and humans explained! Everything you need to know!

Are you seeking a detailed explanation of Trichuriasis, also known as whipworm infection, in both animals and humans? This comprehensive lecture provides everything you need to know about this important parasitic infection that impacts veterinary and human medicine. Whether you’re a veterinary or medical student, doctor, practitioner, or parasitologist, this video is tailored to enhance your understanding of whipworm infections and their management. In this lecture, we have highlighted the causal agent (Trichuris vulpis, Trichuris ovis, trichuris trichiura) of Trichuriasis or whipworms infection, detailed idIdentification (morphology)of Trichuris species,the fascinating life cycle, Pathogenesis and effect on animal and human, prevalence and transmission of whipworm infection in human, recognising clinical signs in animal and human, acaccurate method of diagnosis and laboratory identification ( eggs of Trichuris species), effective treatment options and prevention and control strategies.

Key moments:
0:00 Introduction
1:11 Causal agents/Important Trichuris species
2:29 Identification of Trichuris speceis
3:34 Life cycle of Trichuris species
5:03 Pathogenesis of Trichuriasis in animals
6:14 Clinical signs of Trichuriasis in animals
6:39 Transmission of whipworm infection in man
7:00 Prevalence of Trichuriasis in human
7:16 Pathogenic significance of whipworm infection in man
7:39 Symptoms of whipworm infection in man
8:01 Diagnosis of Trichuriasis
8:55 Treatment, prevention and control

This lecture is perfect for undergraduate and postgraduate veterinary students, medical students, veterinary and medical doctors, teachers of parasitology, and other professionals in the fields of veterinary medicine and human health.

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