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#32 From: "a57ngel" <a57ngel@...>
Date: Thu Feb 14, 2008 7:00 pm
Subject: update on my treatment
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I have finally figured out the two most essential elements to a
non-drug approach to eliminating the leishmaniasis I have. (I stopped
applying chemicals to my skin for various reasons.) It is using a
natural immune-boosting product called Beta Glucans, and applying
oscillating magnetic fields from a device I make. The patent about the
device said that it can kill microscopic parasites (such as leish).
Studies have shown that Beta Glucan causes your macrophages (your
first line of immune defense) to react aggressively against threats
foreign to your body (cancer cells, bacteria, viruses, bacteria,
parasites etc.).
I just finished my first bottle of high purity low dosage BG, taking
only 5mg daily. My leish is really kicked back but not gone. Next I
will try a high dose product found at http://www.aboutbetaglucan.com/
I will post another update later.

#31 From: Michael Forrest <a57ngel@...>
Date: Mon Sep 24, 2007 3:41 pm
Subject: Re:Chlorine Dioxide/MMS
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I have leishmaniasis and have tried the MMS.
It helped some but not much, so then I tried it
topically and boy did it kick ass!
I put 20 drops in a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar,
waited 3 minutes, then put it onto the affected skin
area. On open sores it hurts like hell, but the
effects were worth it.

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#30 From: "divya4753" <divya4753@...>
Date: Sun Sep 23, 2007 5:12 pm
Subject: Chlorine Dioxide/MMS
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Chlorine Dioxide Ion:The Killer of All Disease

Hi All,
Has anyone looked into this. Free e-book Part I.
Part II is $9.95. I downloaded both.
They claim that ClO2 ion is the killer of all disease and that it
has been used in many third world countries to wipe out serious
diseases including cancer, TB and aides. Tested on more than 75000
people in Africa, etc.
   It works on virtually all infectious diseases.
Check their Web Site http: www.miraclemineral.org
and yahoo group: http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/MDI_News
You can make this or you can buy it from Canada at
http://www.health4allinfo.ca/ One 4 0z. bottle is $20. and may last 4
months or longer.
    "Chlorine Dioxide drops - for all infectious diseases and water
purification.
  See: www.miraclemineral.org  You can make it or
   you can order Oxy-Sc from:
http://www.oasisadvancedwellness.com/products/oxy-sc.html
   or www.health4allinfo.ca
   "It's available in the US. Call 702-353-0566 or e-mail Dennis at
a2z@... (in Nevada). $20 for a 4 oz. bottle (lasts as long as
4 months). $7 for shipping."
    "Ordering MMS  can also be done  via  Global Light Network in San
Antonio, Texas ( gln@...),  or for people in Australia try  Barbara
Jamieson at phone number is "03" 57770717, www.jamiesonsanctuary.com "
    "I Just received a bottle from GLN http://www.globallight.net/.
They're also providing kits, so you can make 12 bottles for $50.00.
They are backordered for both, but filling the orders as soon as they
can. They don't sell anything, they haven't tried on themselves. GO
SLOWLY. You don't want a strong detox."
    Check the dilutions on this product before you buy it."

Namaste,
David

#29 From: "divya4753" <divya4753@...>
Date: Sun May 20, 2007 6:39 am
Subject: Re:Leishmaniasis and Natural Cures
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Hi All,
     I have finished the first draft of a paper on leishmaniasis.
This first draft has lots of good info.
    I have been working with other
difficult to cure parasites for 20 years using info
from Hanna Kroeger, Bob Beck, Royal Rife and others.
     I have experience with other protozoa infections
and other parasites including several cases of Lyme disease.
    I will continue to collect info from contacts around the world and
add to this paper as I learn more.
     If you would like a copy of this paper, send me a request off-line.
     Write me with comments, suggestions or questions.
                                   Namaste,
                                         David

#28 From: "divya4753" <divya4753@...>
Date: Mon May 14, 2007 1:15 am
Subject: Re: natural ways to combat it
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Hi Marcie,
     If you are still in need of help with your husband's
leishmaniasis, I may be able to help.
     Others in this group may also need this information.
     The military estimates that there are curently 2500 cases
in the USA.(May 2007)
     I work with natural methods for all chronic and degenerative
disease and conditions. I spent 18 years working with Hanna Kroeger
who was an expert with parasites. Her grandson has carried on this
work. She taught us what to do for parasites.
     Leishmaniasis is a protozoa and there are several ways to treat
this. All are inexpensive. Some can be done at home. Most are outside
the field of traditional medicine so you will rarely get this
information from traditional practitioners.
     Michael Forrest touched on some of these methods but they need to
be refined. And there are others.
     I will be glad to work with anyone who needs this information.
     Please contact be on this list and by direct e-mail
at: divya 4753 @ yahoo.com (leave out the spaces).
                                         Namaste,
                                            David
                                            North of Orlando, Fl.





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>
> --- In baghdadboil@yahoogroups.com, "a57ngel" <a57ngel@> wrote:
> >
> > Please see my new page about all the natural methods I am
> > experimenting with to get rid of subcutaneous leishmaniasis. It is at
> > http://www.geocities.com/a57ngel/PetAlternatives/leish/
> > If you have any ideas to add then please email me.
> > take care
> >
> Thank you for sending this to me.  My husband still has leish lesions
> all around the reconstruction of his lower leg after more than 3
> years.  We are always looking for natural remedies.
> The link you sent did not work yet but will continue to check for your
> site.
> Will you be working this as a group?
> Marcie Clark
>

#27 From: "cathrein_calio" <cathrein_calio@...>
Date: Wed Apr 25, 2007 2:38 am
Subject: Simple diet management to control/lose your weight
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#26 From: "a57ngel" <a57ngel@...>
Date: Thu Apr 12, 2007 1:53 pm
Subject: good addition to treatment
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I recently started drinking Kombucha tea and noticed an immediate
reduction in activity of my sores, so much that I stopped treatment
with hydrogen peroxide for a couple days. But then they started
becoming active again and so I am recontinueing using the peroxide.

#25 From: "nidhish_sierra2000" <nidhish_sierra2000@...>
Date: Thu Apr 12, 2007 7:19 am
Subject: Simple diet management to control/lose your weight
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#24 From: Michael Forrest <a57ngel@...>
Date: Sat Oct 7, 2006 2:17 pm
Subject: Re: natural ways to combat it
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I'm sorry the link didn't work. Here is the correct
adr:
http://www.geocities.com/a57ngel/PetAlternatives/leish.html

If people get to expereimenting with these natural
methods then we will have to share our experiences and
idideas on this group.

Michael Forrest
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#23 From: "junglem" <junglem@...>
Date: Fri Oct 6, 2006 12:39 pm
Subject: Re: natural ways to combat it
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--- In baghdadboil@yahoogroups.com, "a57ngel" <a57ngel@...> wrote:
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> Please see my new page about all the natural methods I am
> experimenting with to get rid of subcutaneous leishmaniasis. It is at
> http://www.geocities.com/a57ngel/PetAlternatives/leish/
> If you have any ideas to add then please email me.
> take care
>
Thank you for sending this to me.  My husband still has leish lesions
all around the reconstruction of his lower leg after more than 3
years.  We are always looking for natural remedies.
The link you sent did not work yet but will continue to check for your
site.
Will you be working this as a group?
Marcie Clark

#22 From: "a57ngel" <a57ngel@...>
Date: Fri Oct 6, 2006 6:25 am
Subject: natural ways to combat it
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Please see my new page about all the natural methods I am
experimenting with to get rid of subcutaneous leishmaniasis. It is at
http://www.geocities.com/a57ngel/PetAlternatives/leish/
If you have any ideas to add then please email me.
take care

#17 From: "jayusp" <jayusp@...>
Date: Sat Aug 20, 2005 11:31 pm
Subject: Pathology
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I am afraid the information in the Anderson's reference on pathology
is out of date. Go to www.bdt.org.br/leishnet for links and state of
the art information

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Date: Tue Aug 16, 2005 8:44 am
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#15 From: baghdadboil
Date: Tue Aug 16, 2005 8:29 am
Subject: Leishmaniasis
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SYNOPSIS OF PATHOLOGY


Eighth edition

W. A. D. Anderson       Thomas M. Scotti




ISBN 0-8016-0229-7


The C. V. Mosby Company
          St. Louis 1972




9. Mycotic, protozoan, and helminthic infections
Leishmaniasis........................... 263,264



Leishmaniasis. Leishmaniasis is a tropical condition caused by
protozoan parasites with a complex life cycle. Transmission is by the
Phlebotomus fly (sandfly). The three main types of Leishmania
(donovani, tropica, and brasiliensis) are morphologically
indistinguishable.

Leishmania donovani produces the disease kala-azar (visceral
leishinaniasis), prevalent in India and parts of China but also
occurring in the Mediterranean region. The organism can be seen in
phagocytic cells of the reticuloendothelial system. The intracellular
parasites in tissue sections resemble Histoplasma but can be
differentiated by the presence of the kinetoplast. The spleen is
greatly enlarged.

Leishmania tropica produces the oriental sore (cutaneous
leishmaniasis), a chronic granulomatous ulcer, prevalent in the
Mediterranean region and Central and South America.

Leishmania brasiliensis (American leishmaniasis; mucocutaneous
leishmaniasis) results in chronic granulomatous ulcers similar to the
oriental sore. There is a distinct tendency to involvement of the
skin and mucosa of the mouth, nose, and pharynx. The ear is also
commonly involved, especially among chicle workers of Yucatan
(Chiclero ulcer) . It occurs in Central and South America.

#14 From: charles hubaker <solntsepyati@...>
Date: Tue Aug 16, 2005 3:44 am
Subject: The IL-10 Problem: Leishmania, Plague, Malaria, Tick-borne Diseases
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Importantly shown in the this series of abstracts is the second-challenge effects on IL-10 production, as well as vaccination site differences. The ticks Argas and Rhipicephalis can be compared in other models of vaccine development, as well as upregulated IL-10 in metastasis.
 
Anti-fibrogenic
 
Sub-lingual IL-10 / Dust Mite Dermatophagoides farinae
 
IL-10/ Three-dimensional Treg / Asthma
 
IL-10 / Haplotypes and Polymorphisms
 
Durable Immaturity
 
Induction of Tolerance
 
Spleen / Genetic
 
IL-10 / Plasmodium
 
IL-10 / Metastasis
 
IL-10 / Autocrine
 
IL-10 / New World Leishmania
 
IL-10 / Vaccine Efficacy
 
Second Challenge
 
Tenrec Foot-pad Eccrine
 
Tenrec Plague
 
Racoon Eccrine
 
Unroofed Haller's in Argas
 
Yersinia Immunomodulation
 
Yersinia Exploitation
 
IL-10 Increase / Dog Tick
 
IL-10 Unaltered
 
 
 

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#13 From: "junglem" <junglem@...>
Date: Mon Aug 15, 2005 7:31 pm
Subject: Re: LEISHMANIASIS
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Current therapy twenty five years ago is where the US Military
remains.  They administer pentosam like its no big deal.
It is a heavy metal.
Marcie Clark

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>                CURRENT THERAPY
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>         INTERNATIONAL EDITION 1980-1981
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>          EDITED BY HOWARD F. CONN, M.D.
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> SECTION 1. THE INFECTIOUS DISEASE
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> LEISHMANIASIS David J. Wyler ............ 37
> http://www.baghdadboil.com/leishmaniasis.htm

#12 From: baghdadboil
Date: Mon Aug 15, 2005 6:22 pm
Subject: LEISHMANIASIS
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CURRENT THERAPY

         INTERNATIONAL EDITION 1980-1981

          EDITED BY HOWARD F. CONN, M.D.







SECTION 1. THE INFECTIOUS DISEASE




LEISHMANIASIS David J. Wyler ............ 37
http://www.baghdadboil.com/leishmaniasis.htm

#11 From: baghdadboil
Date: Sun Aug 14, 2005 2:26 am
Subject: Leishmaniasis Information Paper
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Description:  The leishmaniases are a diverse group of diseases
caused by protozoan parasites of the genus Leishmania that are
transmitted by the bite of infected female sand flies.  The
leishmaniases include a wide spectrum of diseases ranging from a
relatively benign, ultimately self-healing cutaneous form (cutaneous
leishmaniasis, CL) to a potentially fatal systemic disease (visceral
leishmaniasis, VL).  The cutaneous form of the disease can sometimes
cause highly disfiguring lesions secondary to scar formation or, with
certain species of Leishmania present in the Americas, can spread to
the nose or mouth causing a form of the disease called mucosal
leishmaniasis (ML) that causes disfiguring damage to the face.
Visceral leishmaniasis is the most serious form of the disease and
involves infection of the spleen, liver, bone marrow, and lymph
nodes.  Untreated VL is usually fatal.

Symptoms:  People with CL have one or more non-healing sores on the
skin, which are typically not responsive to treatment with
antibiotics or steroids.  Sores my change in size and appearance over
time and some may heal by themselves.  Sores can be painful or
painless.  Some people have swollen lymph nodes near the sores.
People who have VL usually have long-term fever, weight-loss, and
sometimes an enlarged spleen or liver.  People with VL usually have
elevated liver function tests or low blood counts (low white blood
cell count, low red cell count and/or low platelet count).

Occurrence:  An estimated 12 million people in 88 countries on five
continents suffer from the leishmaniases, with an estimated 350
million persons at risk.  More than one million new cases of human
leishmaniasis are estimated to occur every year worldwide, but
underreporting of the disease is suspected due to lack of available
screening methods and lack of universal access to up-to-date
diagnostic methods.

Impact on Military Operations:  Both CL and VL occurred in thousands
of soldiers in World Wars I and II.  In Operation Desert Shield/Storm
(1990-91), there were 20 reported cases of CL and 12 cases of VL.
Since January 2003, over 500 cases of CL and  two cases of VL have
been diagnosed among troops deployed to Operations Enduring Freedom
and Iraqi Freedom.

Prevention:  There are no U.S. Food and Drug Administration-licensed
prophylactic drugs or vaccines for leishmaniasis. The primary method
of preventing leishmaniasis is to prevent infected sand fly bites.
Methods currently used for the prevention of leishmaniasis include
use of Personnel Protective Measures (PPM), insecticides and animal
control.  PPM include the use of topical DEET lotion (an insect
repellent) and the proper wearing of insecticide-treated clothing.
Sand flies can get through standard mosquito nets, so bed nets and
tents need to be permethrin-treated as well.

Current Research Efforts:  Funding for the military leishmaniasis
research program was discontinued after FY02.  However, the research
did lead to the development of two products, a candidate Leishmania
Skin Test Antigen and a topical formulation of the well-known anti-
leishmanial drug, paromomycin.  These products are in clinical trial;
however, resources have not been adequate and FDA licensure of these
products is still several years away.  Another drug, Sitamaquine, was
discovered by the U.S. Army.  A commercial partner is completing its
development for treatment of VL at no cost to the program.  A
clinical trial is currently underway at the Walter Reed Army Medical
Center to evaluate an FDA approved localized current radio frequency
device (ThermoMed™, Thermosurgery Technologies, Inc., Phoenix,
AZ)for treatment of patients with CL.

If funding is obtained, the proposed research efforts for this fiscal
year are directed at development of: (a) a point-of-care (i.e.,
without a laboratory) diagnostic system for use in the area of
operations, (b) a rapid test for Leishmania infection in sand flies
that will provide preventive medicine personnel advance knowledge of
the Leishmania threat in areas of deployment and encampment, and (c)
a device for screening for latent leishmaniasis (infection without
disease) to protect the blood supply.

More Information. Contact COL David W. Vaughn, M.D., M.P.H. at Fort
Detrick, Maryland, (301) 619-7567
email: david.vaughn@....

#10 From: baghdadboil
Date: Sat Aug 13, 2005 2:42 am
Subject: A Colour Atlas of Tropical Medicine and Parasitology
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Wolfe Medical Atlases - 17

   A Colour Atlas of Tropical Medicine and Parasitology

                      Second edition

                  W. Peters & H.M. Gilles

             Part I: Arthropod-borne Infections

                        Leishmaniasis

  http://www.baghdadboil.com/leishmaniasis/leishmaniasis.htm




  1. LEISHMANIASIS *

  2. Visceral Leishmaniasis (Kala-azar, Dum-Dum Fever, Black Sickness)

  3. Old World Cutaneous Leishmaniasis

  4. New World Cutaneous Leishmaniasis

  5. Mucocutaneous Leishmaniasis

  6. Diffuse Cutaneous Leishmaniasis (DCL)

#9 From: "junglem" <junglem@...>
Date: Sat Aug 13, 2005 1:13 am
Subject: Viscerotropic Leishmaniasis
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I would like to know more about viscerotropic leish.

#8 From: baghdadboil
Date: Fri Aug 12, 2005 11:30 pm
Subject: Leishmaniasis
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Leishmania parasites are named after W.B. Leishman, who developed one
of the earliest stains of Leishmania in 1901. Widespread in 22
countries in the New World and in 66 nations in the Old World,
leishmaniasis is not found in South-east Asia. Human infections are
found in 16 countries in Europe, including France, Italy, Greece,
Malta, Spain and Portugal. Occurring in several forms, the disease is
generally recognized for its cutaneous form which causes non-fatal,
disfiguring lesions, although epidemics of the potentially fatal
visceral form cause thousands of deaths.


http://www.who.int/tdr/diseases/leish/default.htm

#7 From: charles hubaker <solntsepyati@...>
Date: Sat Aug 6, 2005 7:38 pm
Subject: Advancement in Leishmaniasis Therapy
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#5 From: "Mohsen Esfahani" <dr_m_esfahani@...>
Date: Wed Aug 3, 2005 4:22 am
Subject: http://www.baghdadboil.com/leishpage.htm
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Cutaneous Leishmaniasis | (Oriental Sore, Aleppo Boil)
After an incubation period of a few days to several months, the
protozoal parasit (Leishmania tropica), usually transmitted by
mosquito bites (Phlebotomus sandflies), produced small, itching,
prple papules which grandually develop into nodules or indurated disk-
like lesions with brownish marginal zones (Fig. 71). Sharply
circumscribed, round punched-out ulcers with indurated borders are
frequently seen. Infiltrated Lesions may simulate a syphilitic
chancre; crusted ulcers are suggestive of pyodermas. The disease is
common in the Middle East and in tropical areas of Asia, Africa, and
America,. It is limited to the skin, and occurs principally on
exposed areas of children and young adults. Spontaneous remission
often occurs after several months, leaving immunity. Diagnostic tests
include demonstration of the parasite in smears obtained by
curetting, and a delayed response to the leishmaniasis test.

71 Cutaneous Leishmaniasis. Isolated, crateriform, ulcerating nodule
on right cheek.

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Mucocutaneous Leishmaniasis | (South American Leishmaniasis)

This tropical disease caused by Leishmania braziliensis is
predominant in South America, particularly in wooden regions. The
skin lesions resemble those of cutaneous leishmaniasis; in addition,
there is a moderate tendency to involve the mucous membranes of nose,
mouth and pharynx. The diagnosis is established by skin scrapings and
a delayed reaction to the Montenegro test.


Joseph Kimming . Michael Janner - Pocket Color Atlas of Dermatology -
Georg Thieme Publishers Stuttgart 1975

http://www.worldcatlibraries.org/wcpa/top3mset/400f89e6cc81e0b6.html

#4 From: charles hubaker <solntsepyati@...>
Date: Sun Jul 17, 2005 5:50 am
Subject: Perfil'ev/Anastos on Phlebotomus
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Predistlovie:
Foreword:
 
So svremeni vykhoda v svet pervogo izdaniia knigi, pozviashchennoi moskitam Sovetskogo Soiuza i sopredel'nykh stran, voshedshei v sostav serii 'fauna SSSR' proshlo bolee 25 let.
More than 25 years have passed since the publication of the first edition of the book on sandflies of the Soviet Union and Adjecent countries (in 'Fauna of the USSR)
 
Za istekshii period izuchenie etikh nasekomykh znachitel'no prodvinulos' vpered.
The study of sandflies has advanced considerably during this period.
 
Opisany novye vidy, vyiavlennye v SSSR i drugikh stranakh.
New species from the USSR and other countries have been described.
 
Ustraneny otdel'nye oshibki imevshie mesto pri opisaniiakh i identifikatsii ranee naidennykh form; varietety, ne svedennye v sinonimy, rassmatrivaiutsia seichas kak gegraficheskie rasy.
Errors in descriptions and identifications of older species have been corrected and varieties which were not made synonymous are now regarded as geographical races.
 
V noveishikh rabotakh po sistematike moskitov rech' idet tol'ko o vidakh i podvidakh.
The modern literature on the systematics of sandflies deals only with species and subspecies.
 
Mnogo novykh dannykh polucheno po biologii, ekologii vidov i ikh patogennomu znacheniiu.
Many new data have been obtained on the biology and ecology of species and their pathogenic importance.
 
Razraboany bolee sovershennye metody bor'by s. moskitami: dokazany polnaia vozmozhnost' i real'nost' unichtozheniia etikh perenoschikov v raionakh planomernogo osushchestvleniia protivomoskitnykh meropriiatii.
More advanced methods of control have been developed: it has been shown that these methods are both practical and effective if systematically applied.
 
Odnovremenno v rabotakh poslednykh let razlichnye avtory privlekaiut vnimanie k vidam, do sikh por eshche nedostatochno polno okharakterizovannym i podlezhashchim peresmotru.
The taxonomy of insufficiently described species has been revised.
 
Est' vidy i osobenno podvidy, opisanie kotorykh trebuet podolnitel'noi morfologicheskoi i ekologicheskoi kharakteristik i utochneniia dokazatel'stvikh samostoiatel'nosti.
The description of some species (and especially subspecies) had to be supplemented by morphological and ecological data and their status revised.
 
Net edinogo vzgliada na klassifikatsiiu moskitov.
There is no general agreement on the classification of sandflies.
 
Ostiaiutsia slabo izuchennymi lichinki moskitov Starogo Sveta.
The larvae of Old World sandflies are little known.
 
Ne khvataet svedenii dlia podrobnogo opisaniia geograficheskogo rasprostraneniia vidov.
We also lack data on the exact geographical distribution of many species.
 
 
Naruzhnoe stroenie.
External Morphology.
 
Lichinok moskitov vpervye opisal B. Grassi v svoei klassicheskoi monografii, posviashchennoi
Phlebotomus papatasi.
The larvae were first described by Grassi in his classical monograph on Phlebotomus papatasi.
 
Vposledstvii na kharakeristike lichinok ostanavliivalis' Kh. Uittinkhem i A. Ruk (....) R. N'iustid (Newstead), Zh. kolabel'kur (Colas-Belcour), E. Abonnenc (?), O. Teodor, F. I. Shevchenko, A. I. Lisova, P.P. Perfil'ev i dr.
The following authors later described the morphology and anatomy of larvae: Whittingham and Rook (1922), Newstead, Colas-Belcour, Abonnenc, Theodor, Shevchenko, Lisova, Perfil'ev and others.
 
No vse zhe rabot, posviashchennykh predimaginal'nym stadiiam moskitov, malo lichinki okharakterizovany lish' dlia edinichnykh vidov moskitov Starogo Sveta. Tak, est' opisanie lichinok P. papatasi, P. sergenti, P. chinensis, P. grammi, P. major, Sergentomyia minuta -- moskitov, raspostranennykh v SSSR, i neskol'kikh vidov, ne vslrechaiushchikhsia v nashei strane, kak naprimer P. argentipes.
However, there are only a few publications dealing with the pre-imaginal stages of sandflies; only descriptions of the larvae of a few Old World species exist, e.g., P. papatasi, P. sergenti, P. chinensis, P. grimmi, P. major and P. minuta, which occur in the USSR, and several species which do not occur in the USSR such as P. argentipes.
 
Vse lichinki chrezvychaino skodny mezhdu soboiu i ochen' pokhozi na lichinok moskitov Novogo Sveta, opisannykh dlia preobladaiushchego chisla rasprostranennykh tam form.
The larvae of all species closely resemble each other and are very similar to larvae of New World sandflies (described for about 20 species).
 
Po svoem vneshnemu vidu lichinki moskitov napomiaiut melkikh rusenits babochek.
Sandfly larvae resemble small caterpillars.
 
Golova lichinki moskita raspolozhena vertikal'no, rotovym otverstiem vniz.
The head of the sandfly larva is hypognathous; the mouth is situated ventrally.
 
Ee udlinenno-tsilindricheskoe telo sostoit iz segmentov, sredi kotorykh otchetlivo mozhno razlichit' tri grudnyk i deviat' briushnykh.
Body elongate-cylindrical; segmented, divided into 3 thoracic and 9 abdominal segments.
 
Grudnye segmenty snabzheny polzatel'nymi bugrami, a pervye cem' briushnykh -- iozhnymi nozhkami.
The thoracic segments bear tubercules for crawling; the first 7 abdominal segments bear pseudopods.
 
Deviatyi segment neset dlinnye kaudal'nye shchetinki, igraiushcheie, po mneniiu nekotorykh avtorov, zashchitnuiu rol', poskol'ku lichinki sbrasyvaiut imi napolzaiushchikh na nikh kleshchei.
Abdominal segment 9 bears long caudal setae which are, according to some authors, organs of defense with which the larva frees itself of mites.
 
No est' vyskazivannia i o tom, chto shchetinki igraiut rol' osiazatel'nykh organov.
Others think that these setae are tactile organs.
 
Golova i telo lichinki pokryty mnogochislennymi voloskami raznogo stroeniia sredi kotorykh preobladaiut tak nazyvaemye shipovatye voloski (ris. 31, 32).
Head and body of the larva are covered with hairs of varying structure, among which so-called spinulose hairs predominate (figs. 31, 32).
 
V svoem razvitii lichinka prokhodit chetyre vozrasta, liniaet chetyre raza i posle chetvertoi lin'ki prerashchaetsia v kukolku.
The development of the larva comprises 4 instars; the 4th molt is followed by the pupal stage.
 
Vosrastnye razlichiia lichinok svodiatsia k razmeram golovy, obshchim razmeram tela, dline voloskov i kaudal'nykh shchetinok, chislu shipikov svobodnogo kraia deviatogo tergita i stepeni pigmentatsii poslednogo.
The instars differ in the size of the head and body, length of hairs and caudal bristles, number of spinules on the posterior margin of tergum 9 and pigmentation.
 
Lichinkam pervogo vozrasta prisuschi nekotorye osobennosti stroeniia, rezko otlichaiushchie ee ot posleduiushchikh vozrastov: tak, u nee imeetsia iaitsevoi zub, sbrasyvaemyi posle kaudal'nykh vozrastov, piat' zubtsov na verkhnei cheliusti vmesto chetyreh, svoistvennykh trem drugim vosrastam inoi formy tretii chlenik usikov i neskol'ko umen'shchennoe obshchee chislo voloskov tela.
The 1st stage larva possesses several characters which distinguish it from the later stages: it has an egg tooth which is lost after the 1st molt, one pair of caudal bristles (the other stages have 2 pairs), five denticles on the mandible instead of fouir as in the other stages, a different form of the third antennal segment, and a smaller number of hairs on the body.
 
Vidovye osobennosti zakliuchaiutsia v raspolozhenii shipikov na khitinovoi kapsule golovy, v stroenii i vzaimoraspolozhenii voloskov golovy, dline voloskov tela, v dline kaudal'nykh shetinok i v stroenii tergita deviatogo segmenta.
Species differ in the arrangement of spinules on the head, the structure and chaetotaxy of hairs on the head, structure and length of hairs on the body, length of caudal bristles and the form of tergum 9.
(Perfil'ev PP, Fauna SSSR Nasekomye dvukhryle, Phlebotomidae (Sandflies), Moskva-Leningrad: Izd vo Akedemii nauk SSSR, trans. Anastos G, Washington, D.C.: American Institue of Biological Sciences, (1968)
 
 

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William Boog Leishman (November 6, 1865 - June 2, 1926) was a British
pathologist.
He was born in Glasgow and attended Westminster School and Glasgow
University and entered the Army Medical Service. He served in India,
where he studied enteric fever and kala azar. He returned to England
and was stationed at the Victoria Hospital in Netley in 1897. In 1900
he was made Assistant Professor of Pathology in the Army Medical
School, and described a method of staining blood for malaria and
other parasites -- a modification and simplification of the existing
Romanowsky method using a compound of Methylene Blue and eosin, which
became known as Leishman's stain.
In 1901, while examining pathologic specimens of a spleen from a
patient who had died of kala azar he observed oval bodies and
published his account of them in 1903. Charles Donovan of the Indian
Medical Service independently found such bodies in other kala azar
patients, and they are now known as Leishman-Donovan bodies, and
recognized as the protozoan which causes kala azar, Leishmania
donovani. Synonyms for kala azar now include Leishmaniasis.
Leishman also helped elucidate the life cycle of Spirochaeta duttoni,
which causes African tick fever, and, with Almroth Wright, helped
develop an effective anti-typhoid innoculation.
Leishman is buried in High gate Cemetery in London.

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1900 William Boog Leishman, Scottish army physician who discovered the
protozoan parasite that causes the group of diseases now known as
Leishmaniasis. He was knighted in 1909. Leishman discovered the
protozoan parasite that causes kala-azar in 1900, using a technique now
called Leishman's stain, to examine cells from the spleen of a soldier
who had died of kala-azar.

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