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    Name: Lizbeth De León Group 3.

    HISTORY OF THE
    PARASITOLOGY
    2000 BC

    pharaoh statue
    Mentuhotep II in
    Egypt suffers elephantiasis

    2700 BC

    In relation to malaria,
    there are reports of
    periodic fevers in China.

    EGYPT

    Existence of
    Dracunculus medinensis ,
    described as a “dragon
    snake

    EBERS PAPYRUS

    Firsts records
    parasitological where I know
    1250A describe some parasites, in
    1200 BC addition to possible parasitic
    origins such as the nematode
    Dracunculo medinensis.

    HIPPOCRATE
    S
    Descriptions of worms present in
    fish, domestic animals and 1000
    humans.
    Lucrecio's notification of of
    paleness in miners, probable for
    hookworm consequence. of
    Documentation referring to
    the presence of diarrhea with
    mucus and blood in an
    individual, possibly from an
    amoebic infection

    GIROLAMO FRACASTORO

    He proposed the existence of invisible


    microorganisms as the cause of
    diseases, and in the 16th century
    lymphatic filariasis was recorded.

    CELSO YEAR 25-50 A. c.


    AND
    GALENO 129-200 AD
    They reported the existence of
    helminths such as Ascaris
    lumbricoide, Enterobius
    vermicularis and Taenia

    168
    1
    LINE OF
    THE FRANCESCO REDI
    ANTONJ VAN
    LEEUWENHO
    EK
    TIME
    He expounded his theory of spontaneous
    generation, in which he maintained that organisms
    are derived from inert material.
    He discovered the protozoan Giardia lamblia in his
    own diarrheal feces.
    A.J. RENOULT

    EDWARD JENNER

    AJ wrote the first cases \

    of hematuria in the
    schistosomiasis manifested
    among soldiers.
    EJ tested his vaccine against I EDWARD TYSON
    smallpo
    x.

    He explained the
    morphology of tapeworms
    and their physiology.
    . ( 1798

    JAMES PIAGET

    He discovered that the worm


    Trichinella spiralis infects
    to humans, although the
    report was written

    The role of Trichinella spiralis in


    infections in pigs was
    recognized.

    —1 1835

    ITALIAN DOCTOR I the adult phase of


    Trichinella
    ANGELO DUBINI
    spiralis and
    Zenker
    Reported the presence of
    proposed that
    hookworms in humans.
    humans
    contract the
    infection by

    FORBES

    eating raw pork.


    He identified Dracunculus
    medinensis in the water and

    RUDOLF VIRCHOW
    ZENKER

    WILHELM
    GRIESINGER
    discovered it.
    RV detailed He explained this disease
    (hookworms).
    FRENCH INFECTIVE SI
    AGE

    DOCTOR LOUIS YO . IIS. ! N


    NL P

    ALEXIS LBN-
    RELEASE

    NORMAND

    t know her pha


    1876 o se

    Strongyloides stercoralis larva and


    the disease it produces.
    ITALIAN VETERINARY

    EDOARDO PERRONCITO

    I 1878 I
    He described hookworm
    infection in miners.

    I GRASSI AND PARONA v


    They notified the form of
    diagnose infection from
    feces
    Ancylostoma duodenale .
    . 1879

    STILES

    Describes as new 1880


    Necator to the
    species parasite
    americanus
    Ancylostoma caninum

    They found the eggs of


    Paragonimus westermani in
    sputum, as well as Clonorchis
    1 1902
    sinensis and species of
    Opisthorchis.

    I THE DYNESHVAR

    Located in Logon, the first case


    of the parasite in China was
    diagnosed
    Schistosoma japonicum.
    FAUST
    human volunteers with
    Fujinami
    Discovered and Miyagawa
    all sexual phase
    (1912 1913) and Miyairi
    differentiation s
    anddevelopment
    Suzuki (1913and 1914)
    of
    parasitic generation of thethe
    demonstrated
    Strongyloides
    biologicalstercoralis.
    cycle of the
    parasite
    BACTERIOLOGIST sge ATMARAN Schistosoma japonicum.
    TURKHUD

    He described the complete cycle of


    Dracunculus , who inoculated

    Giardia cysts were


    discovered
    in the feces of fallen soldiers
    World War 1, which
    were able to infect
    experimental animals and
    induce similar symptoms.
    í THE EDOUARD BROTHERS I P
    AND ETTIENE SERGENT
    ub

    i 1915
    I
    Ub
    They
    that
    demonstrated
    mosquitoes of the genus
    Phlebotomus transmitted to
    Leishmania. i LEIPER
    ib

    species
    differentiated the eggs
    morphologically; described the
    skin infection and recognized a
    mollusk as r 1921 I host
    parasite intermediary
    S. haematobium and S. mansoni.

    í FAUST AND
    MELANY Ib

    They provided details of the 1922


    biology and pathogenesis of
    parasite S. haematobium and
    S. mansoni.
    THE JAPANESE
    DOCTOR
    I SHIMESU KOINO
    Incubu h parasite Ascaris
    s e
    lumbricoides and described its
    cycle
    biological.

    I N ISHIGONI AND
    FAUST I
    They pointed ub
    out that it is
    possible
    autoinfection from
    1926
    intestine, by Strongyloides

    BLACK
    Demonstrated transmitting volvulus bacteria.

    Í REINHORD I that
    wb Simulium., the
    Onchocerca

    He listed his background


    Fasciola's historical
    liver.

    FAUST I

    I 1957 I developmental
    OR
    and
    parasite
    sexual Strongyloides
    differentiation of

    Toxoplasma

    I 1970

    WILLIAM MCPHEE, HUTCHINSON, JACK FRENKEL,


    HARLEY SHEFFIE LD, GERHARD PIEKARSKY AND JP
    OVERDULVE

    describe the biological cycle of Toxoplasma


    THE ENGLISH
    PARASITOLOGIST
    RICHARD ASHFORD

    Demonstrated the presence


    of Cyclospora cayetanensis
    in patients from Papua, New
    Guinea. NIME AND
    MEISEL

    They make the first record of


    human infection of
    Cryptosporidium parvum.

    Il ROBERT POULIN I
    Ub
    Establishes the phylogeny of the
    diplomonadid protists or
    Trepomonas based on 23
    structural characters and a in
    work by Sidda.

    in feces of patients with AIDS


    in Papua, New Guinea.

    —0 1998 I

    A group of scientists made an


    important breakthrough by
    analyzing fecal samples from
    western gorillas that contained
    Plasmodium parasites.
    I ANTIBIOTICS I

    Marshall warren
    I 2010 I
    OR They discovered that antibiotics
    are effective
    for the treatment against
    parasites and bacteria

    Institute
    announce the Nobel Prize in
    medicine, rewarding three
    scientists who made advances on
    diseases

    Bibliographic references
    • Becerril, Marco Antonio. 2014. Medical Parasitology. Mc Graw Hill Publishing. 4
    Edition. History of parasitology. Recovered from:
    https://accessmedicina.mhmedical.com/content.aspx ?
    bookId=1483&sectionId=102299150#1118583338

    • Rene Martinez Ydrogo. (2005, July 24). History of the


    Parasitology. Retrieved March 8, 20223, from
    https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/articulo?codigo=6477971

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