CO129-346 - Governor Sir Lugard - 1908 [1-3] — Page 377

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Unfortunately the child was taken away to Canton hy the parents

she

and the subsequent #istory obtained has that it vomited many

more of the flat worms and had died vomiting. The child had lumps in the lower part of the reck and Dr.Kwar considered that it she

was tubercular,

The worm was brought to me in weak spirit it then measured

exactly two inches long and just over half an inch ir breadth,

It consisted of a larze posterior oval part, which was rather rar -rower in front that hebird,and of a small anterior nart loosely

inst attached to the nosterior by a distant joint. This anterior part

measured just over one eighth of an inch long and a little

more than one sixteenth of an inch broad. Its shane wer that of

an oval with one and flattened term to form the joint men-

- tioned; its shape and appearance were quite distinct from those

of the cone of fasciola hepatica or the cone seen on Pasci-

-olopsis buski in certain states of contraction. Or one surface of this segment was a depression hounded in front hy a over-

-hanging lip which projected rackwards. On the anterior hal?

of the posterior segment of the worm there were five round

pits due aparently to restrie digestion but nothing ir ary

way resembling the larre posterior sucker of fasciolonsig

buski could be seer. On staining the worm with carmine and

mounting in halsam it showed the following noints. The yoke

Flands were extensively develoned, meeting each other hehind.

The testicles were larre,placed one behind the other

branched repeatedly. The ovary was branched. All the ghove

structures and also the shell land showed a close resemblance

to those of fasciolopsis huski in size shane and arrangement.

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