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Haplotype analysis of two cases of conjunctival infestation with Thelazia callipaeda Tomoya Ishibe 1 , Shota Hino 1 , Daiji Kishi 1 , Katsuhiko Yokoyama 1 , Yoko Seto 2 , Shinya Hidano 3,5 , Takashi Kobayashi 3 , Hideo Hasegawa 4 , Toshiaki Kubota 1 1Department of Ophthalmology, Oita University Faculty of Medicine 2Department of Ophthalmology, Seto Hospital 3Department of Infectious Disease Control, Oita University Faculty of Medicine 4Department of Biomedicine, Oita University Faculty of Medicine 5Department of Immune Regulation, National Center for Global Health and Medicine pp.1026-1030
Published Date 2021/8/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1410214063
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Abstract Purpose:To report two cases of conjunctival infestation with Thelazia callipaeda and their haplotype analysis.

Cases:A 78-year-old man visited an ophthalmic clinic with eye discharge. In the second case, mite body was discovered in an 80-year-old bedridden man's right conjunctival sac in Oita University Hospital by a nurse.

 In the first case, worms with peristaltic action in both conjunctival sacs were discovered and removed. They were six in all. The worm was discovered in each eye, and removed from the left eye in the second case. They were identified as Thelazia callipaeda under light microscopy. The mite bodies included one male and five females from the first case, and one of the second case was male. Sequence of Cox1 gene in mtDNA showed with haplotype 10, which was reported to be infected in a dog.

Conclusion:Thelazia callipaeda had been reported to be distributed in Kyushu;however, the distribution is becoming wide. Analysis of their haplotype is important to find the origin and expansion route. This is the first report on human infected with haplotype 10 Thelazia callipaeda.


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