[The action of fenasal on the cestode Diphyllobothrium latum].
The present study used an experimental invasion model to examine the invasion and behaviour of D.latum cestoda and its tissue structural disorders after in vivo phenasal administration. Phenasal caused an increased development of the granular endoplasmic reticulum in the cells of the tegument and yolk glands, their local spread, and a formation of vacuoles in the tegumental cells and an appearance of myelins which were rather great in size. There were no changes in tegumental microtrichia.
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