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| '''Life Cycle''' | | '''Life Cycle''' |
− | *Transmitted by blood sucking [[Biting Flies#Psychodidae|sand flies]] | + | *Transmitted by blood sucking [[Psychodidae|sand flies]] |
| **''Phlebotomus'' spp. in the Old World | | **''Phlebotomus'' spp. in the Old World |
| **''Lutzomyia'' spp. in the New World | | **''Lutzomyia'' spp. in the New World |
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| *The amastigote (morphological form) is found in vertebrate [[Macrophage|macrophages]] | | *The amastigote (morphological form) is found in vertebrate [[Macrophage|macrophages]] |
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− | *Ingested by [[Biting Flies#Psychodidae|sand fly]] during feeding | + | *Ingested by [[Psychodidae|sand fly]] during feeding |
| **Transforms in [[Insecta|insect]] gut | | **Transforms in [[Insecta|insect]] gut |
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| *Multiplies and migrates to [[Insecta|insect]] proboscis | | *Multiplies and migrates to [[Insecta|insect]] proboscis |
| **Inoculated during feeding | | **Inoculated during feeding |
− | **Can be transmitted percutaneously if [[Biting Flies#Psychodidae|sand fly]] crushed on skin | + | **Can be transmitted percutaneously if [[Psychodidae|sand fly]] crushed on skin |
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| *Invades [[Macrophage|macrophages]] and reverts to amastigote | | *Invades [[Macrophage|macrophages]] and reverts to amastigote |
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| '''Epidemiology''' | | '''Epidemiology''' |
− | *Disease dependent on [[Biting Flies#Psychodidae|sand fly]] vectors | + | *Disease dependent on [[Psychodidae|sand fly]] vectors |
| **E.g. Common in dogs around the Mediterranean coast, foci around southern Europe and around Madrid | | **E.g. Common in dogs around the Mediterranean coast, foci around southern Europe and around Madrid |
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| *Mechanisms of transmission | | *Mechanisms of transmission |
− | **[[Biting Flies#Psychodidae|sand fly]] bite | + | **[[Psychodidae|sand fly]] bite |
| **Rarely through direct contact | | **Rarely through direct contact |
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| *Leishmaniasis in British dogs | | *Leishmaniasis in British dogs |
| **Susceptible to infection if exposed whilst abroad in endemic areas as have no immunity | | **Susceptible to infection if exposed whilst abroad in endemic areas as have no immunity |
− | **No [[Biting Flies#Psychodidae|sand flies]] in Britain but dogs have become infected whilst in contact with infected imported animals | + | **No [[Psychodidae|sand flies]] in Britain but dogs have become infected whilst in contact with infected imported animals |
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| '''Diagnosis''' | | '''Diagnosis''' |
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| **Does not cure infection | | **Does not cure infection |
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− | *Prevent [[Biting Flies#Psychodidae|sand flies]] biting | + | *Prevent [[Psychodidae|sand flies]] biting |
| **Collars, sprays containing [[Ectoparasiticides|insecticide]] with repellent effect | | **Collars, sprays containing [[Ectoparasiticides|insecticide]] with repellent effect |
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| *Destruction of infected and stray dogs | | *Destruction of infected and stray dogs |
− | **[[Biting Flies#Psychodidae|Sand flies]] biting infected dogs may spread the disease to other dogs, humans and wildlife | + | **[[Psychodidae|Sand flies]] biting infected dogs may spread the disease to other dogs, humans and wildlife |
| **There is a slight possibility of transmission to humans by direct contact | | **There is a slight possibility of transmission to humans by direct contact |
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| ***Multiply in the foregut and proboscis | | ***Multiply in the foregut and proboscis |
| ***Transmitted via inoculation during feeding | | ***Transmitted via inoculation during feeding |
− | ***Transmitted by [[Biting Flies#Glossinidae|''Tsetse'' flies]] | + | ***Transmitted by [[Glossinidae|''Tsetse'' flies]] |
| ***Also known as '''anterior station development''' | | ***Also known as '''anterior station development''' |
| **'''Stercorarian''' | | **'''Stercorarian''' |
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| **Mechanical transmission | | **Mechanical transmission |
| **Transferred by interrupted feeding from one host to another | | **Transferred by interrupted feeding from one host to another |
− | **Usually transmitted by [[Biting Flies|biting flies]], e.g. [[Biting Flies#Tabanidae|''Tabanidae'']] and [[Biting Flies#Stomoxys calcitrans|''Stomoxys'']] | + | **Usually transmitted by [[Biting Flies|biting flies]], e.g. [[Tabanidae|''Tabanidae'']] and [[Stomoxys calcitrans|''Stomoxys'']] |
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| '''Recognition''' | | '''Recognition''' |
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| **Trypanosomes multiply first in the gut of the [[Biting Flies|fly]] | | **Trypanosomes multiply first in the gut of the [[Biting Flies|fly]] |
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− | *Salivarian trypanosomes are transmitted by [[Biting Flies#Glossinidae|Tsetse flies]] | + | *Salivarian trypanosomes are transmitted by [[Glossinidae|Tsetse flies]] |
| **Trypanosomes pass forward to the salivary glands where they transform into the infective stage | | **Trypanosomes pass forward to the salivary glands where they transform into the infective stage |
− | **Inoculated with saliva when [[Biting Flies#Glossinidae|Tsetse fly]] next feeds on a host | + | **Inoculated with saliva when [[Glossinidae|Tsetse fly]] next feeds on a host |
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− | *Stercorarian trypanosomes are transmitted by triatomid bugs, [[Biting Flies#Tabanidae|tabanids]] and [[Biting Flies#Melophagus spp.|keds]] | + | *Stercorarian trypanosomes are transmitted by triatomid bugs, [[Tabanidae|tabanids]] and [[Biting Flies#Melophagus spp.|keds]] |
| **Trypanosomes pass back to the rectum | | **Trypanosomes pass back to the rectum |
| **Next host is infected when skin wounds are contaminated with infected [[Insecta|insect]] faeces | | **Next host is infected when skin wounds are contaminated with infected [[Insecta|insect]] faeces |
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| **Transmitted by a triatomid (kissing) bug | | **Transmitted by a triatomid (kissing) bug |
| **Chronic infections are often fatal causing heart failure | | **Chronic infections are often fatal causing heart failure |
− | **Non-pathogenic species are transmitted by [[Biting Flies#Tabanidae|tabanids]] and [[Biting Flies#Melophagus spp.|keds]] | + | **Non-pathogenic species are transmitted by [[Tabanidae|tabanids]] and [[Melophagus spp.|keds]] |
| ***''T. theileria'' and ''T. melophagium'' | | ***''T. theileria'' and ''T. melophagium'' |
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| '''Epidemiology''' | | '''Epidemiology''' |
| *Vector distribution | | *Vector distribution |
− | **[[Biting Flies#Glossinidae|Tsetse flies]] found in riverine, savannah and forest habitats | + | **[[Glossinidae|Tsetse flies]] found in riverine, savannah and forest habitats |
| **Up to 20% [[Biting Flies|flies]] infected | | **Up to 20% [[Biting Flies|flies]] infected |
| **[[Biting Flies|Flies]] infected for life | | **[[Biting Flies|Flies]] infected for life |
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| '''Control''' | | '''Control''' |
− | *[[Biting Flies#Glossinidae|Tsetse fly]] control | + | *[[Glossinidae|Tsetse fly]] control |
| **Spraying and trapping | | **Spraying and trapping |
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