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LEISHMANIASIS

LEISHMANIASIS. Homa Hajjaran Associate professor Dep. Parasitology School of Public Health (TUMS). مقدمه و کلیات. William Leishman. ا. Charles Donovan. Leishmania Classification. Superkingdom Eukaryota Kingdom Protozoa Phylum Sarcomastigophora

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LEISHMANIASIS

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  1. LEISHMANIASIS HomaHajjaran Associate professor Dep. Parasitology School of Public Health (TUMS)

  2. مقدمه و کلیات

  3. William Leishman ا

  4. Charles Donovan

  5. LeishmaniaClassification Superkingdom Eukaryota Kingdom Protozoa Phylum Sarcomastigophora Subphylum Mastigophora Class Zoomastigophorea Order Kinetoplastida Suborder Trypanosomatina Family Trypanosomatidae Genus Leishmania&Trypanosoma

  6. Distribution 22 countries in the New World 66 countries in the Old World Not found in South-east Asia 350 million people at risk 12 million people infected / year There are 59,000 deaths / year

  7. What isLeishmania? Parasite Protozoan in the familyTrypanosomatidae In the genusLeishmania ~ 50 species

  8. Surveillance data indicate… • Improved diagnosis and case notification • Inadequate vector or reservoir control • Opportunistic infections (HIV/AIDS) • Urbanization and deforestation • Emergence of Anti leishmania drug resistance • Economic hardship • Armed conflict and tourism ( non endemic in North USA & Northern Europe ( 600 USA Soldiers 2003 …UK 4(10)

  9. Tissue and blood mastigophor • The individual amastigotes measure approximately 3 µm in diameter.  • The promastigotes are approximately 8-15 µm in length. • Metacyclic* • stationary

  10. parasitophorous vacuoles of macrophages Leishmania: an obligate intracellular protozoan parasite (2-6 µm in diameter)

  11. Promastigotes in Sand Fly gut and in Culture Media (about 15-30 µm by 2-3 µm),

  12. LEISHMANIA Donovani

  13. Electron photomicrograph of promastigotes

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  15. Life Cycle

  16. Vectors Phlebotomine Sand Flies Order Diptera Family Psychodidae Genera New World Lutzomyia Old World Phlebotomus

  17. Vectors PhlebotomineSandflies 6 genera world wide distribution 500 species Females Haematophagus Males sap feeders

  18. 20 to 40 days Sand Fly Life Cycle 30 to 70 eggs hatch 1 to 2 weeks pupal development 5-10 days adults crepuscular and nocturnal 4 instars diapauses in 4th instar

  19. Other methods of transmission Congenital transmission from mother to child. Blood transfusion Sexual contact

  20. Subgenera and species ofLeishmaniaAssociated with Human Disease New World Old World Leishmania L. amazonensis, L. chagasi, L. donovani, L. infantum, L. major, L. mexicana, L. pifanoiand L. tropica Viannia L. braziliensis, L. guyanensis, L. lainsoni., L. naiffi, L. panamensis, L. peruviana, andL. shawi.

  21. LeishmaniaParasites Have two different morphological forms Have specific vectors Have specific reservoirs Cause several forms of disease

  22. LeishmaniaParasites Have specific reservoirs

  23. L. panamensis L. guyanensis L. braziliensis L. amazonensis L. mexicana L. major Sloths Rodents

  24. L. nailfy L. amazonensis L. guyanensis Armadillo Opossum

  25. Zoonotic Visceral Leishmaniasis L. donovani L. infantum L. chagasi Visceral Leishmaniasis L. donovani Anthroponotic

  26. LeishmaniaParasites Cause several forms of disease Pathogenesis: Agent,vector,reservoir and clinical signs , epidemiologivcal and control.21/30 species

  27. Clinical Forms of Leishmaniasis Cutaneous Mucocutaneous Diffuse Cutaneous Visceral Zoonotic Anthroponotic L. aethiopica

  28. Clinical Forms of Leishmaniasis Cutaneous

  29. Leishmaniasis Etiological AgentsNew world MucocutaneousCutaneous– Most species that affect man –L. braziliensis; L. panamensis Diffuse –L. amazonensis; L. mexicana; L. sp. (DOR); L. aethiopica Visceral –L. chagasi(NW); L. donovani(OW) L. infantum (OW);

  30. L. tropicacomplex- Old World • L. tropica complex • L. major complex • L. aethiopica(CL, DCL(old world)) • بیماری به شکل ضایعات متعدد وشبیه به جذام لپروماتوز است.تعداد انگل در ضایعات فراوان و تست پوستی منفی است و نقص سیستم ایمنی در فرد است وعدم پاسخ مناسب به درمان.

  31. اشکال بالینی لیشمانیا لیشمانیوز جلدی فرم خشک کمون 12-2 ماه 6 ماه بعد به شکل پلاک اندازه 2-1 سانتی متر بهبودی تا دو سال بعد عامل لیشمانیا تروپیکا فرم مرطوب کمتراز دوماه پاپول اریتروماتوز اندازه6-3 سانتی متر پاپول های اقماری بیشتر بهبودی پس از12-3 ماه عامل لیشمانیا ماژور.

  32. L. mexicana complex • L. mexicana( CL) in New world • Chiclero,s ulcer زخم های چیکلرو • L. amazoniansis (DCL)in new world

  33. بيمار مبتلا به ليشمانيوز جلدي

  34. Clinical Forms of Leishmaniasis Mucocutaneous

  35. Leishmaniasis Etiological Agents Cutaneous– Most species that affect man Mucocutaneous–L. braziliensis; L. panamensis Diffuse –L. amazonensis; L. mexicana; L. sp. (DOR); L. aethiopica Visceral –L. chagasi(NW); L. donovani(OW) L. infantum (OW);

  36. Sub.Genus.Viannia(New world) • L. brasiliansis*(CL,MCL pharynx, (Espundia) • Reservoir.rodent,dog • L.guanensisCL (PianBois,lymphatic) • Reservoir.sloth • L.panamansis CL,MCL, nasopharenx • L.peruvianaCL (uta) reser.dog

  37. Clinical Forms of Leishmaniasis Diffuse Cutaneous

  38. Leishmaniasis Etiological Agents Cutaneous– Most species that affect man Mucocutaneous–L. braziliensis; L. panamensis Diffuse –L. amazonensis; L. mexicana; L. sp. (DOR); L. aethiopica Visceral –L. chagasi(NW); L. donovani(OW) L. infantum (OW);

  39. Clinical Forms of Leishmaniasis Visceral Zoonotic

  40. Leishmaniasis Etiological Agents Cutaneous– Most species that affect man Mucocutaneous–L. braziliensis; L. panamensis Diffuse –L. amazonensis; L. mexicana; L. sp. (DOR); L. aethiopica Visceral –L. chagasi(NW); L. donovani(OW) L. infantum (OW);

  41. برخی اشکال بالینی غیر معمول لیشمانیا فرم جلدی منتشره( (DCL فرم پوستی بعد از کالاآزار( (PKDL لیشمانیوز عود کننده (Lupoid) احشایی- تروپیکال(Viscerotropic) lupoid DCL PKDL

  42. Ninety percent of cases are fatal if untreated.

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