- A
metacestode is the
larval stage of a tapeworm,
found in an
intermediate host. It can take
various forms, for example, the
hydatid cyst, strobilocercus...
- the flea has
consumed a
blood meal, the
infective metacestode develops inside the flea. The
metacestode larva must be
ingested in a flea by the dog or cat...
-
forms the
metacestode. An
example is
either cysticercoid, cysticercus, or a
hydatid cyst. The
definitive host is
infected when the
metacestode is consumed...
- and
develop in them
within 40 to 60 days into a large,
spongy tissue (
metacestode)
containing the
infective protoscolices.
Infection of the cat occurs...
- patients.
Following the
ingestion of the eggs of E. multilocularis, the
metacestode (larval)
stage of the
parasite typically embeds in the liver. As the...
- (also
called metacestodes)
develop into
cysticerci or coenuri,
which are
larvae that
group within cysts. The
infection with the
metacestode larval form...
-
biological tissues such as the
intestinal mucosa. Also
referred to as
metacestodes, they
produce proteins enabling them to
invade and to
survive in the...
-
symptoms of
cysticercosis appear. The
cysticercus is
often called the
metacestode.
Taeniasis is
infection in the
intestines by the
adult T. solium. It...
-
primarily the liver,
where they
develop to
another larval stage, the
metacestode." The
larval growth resembles a slow-moving
liver tumor and it is able...
- Cribb,
Thomas H.; Justine, Jean-Lou (2014). "Diversity of
trypanorhynch metacestodes in
teleost fishes from
coral reefs off
eastern Australia and New Caledonia"...
