The Animal Parasites of Man. Max Braun

Genus. Sarcophaga, Mg. 589 Sarcophaga carnaria, L., 1758 589 Sarcophaga magnifica, Schiner, 1862 589 Sarcophaga chrysotoma, Wied 590 Sarcophaga plinthopyga, Wied 590 Ochromyia anthropophaga, E. Blanch.; Cordylobia arthrophaga, Grünberg 590 Auchmeromyia (Bengalia) depressa (Walker) 591 Genus. Cordylobia, Grünberg, 1903 591 Cordylobia grünbergi, Dönitz 591 Cordylobia anthropophaga, Grünberg 592 Lund’s Larva 593 Auchmeromyia luteola, Fabricius 593 Family. Oestridæ 594 Cutaneous Oestridæ 595 Genus. Hypoderma, Latreille 595 Hypoderma bovis, de Geer 595 Hypoderma lineata, de Villers 596 Hypoderma diana, Brauer 596 Genus. Dermatobia, Brauer 596 Dermatobia cyaniventris, Macq. 596 Cavicolous Oestridæ 598 Genus. Oestrus, Linnæus 598 Oestrus (Cephalomyia) ovis, L. 598 Gastricolous Oestridæ 599 Genus. Gastrophilus, Leach 599 Biting-mouthed and other Noxious Diptera which may be Disease Carriers 600 Family. Tabanidæ (Gad Flies) 600 Family. Asilidæ (Wolf Flies) 602 Family. Leptidæ 603 Blood-sucking Muscidæ 603 Genus. Glossina, Westwood 603 Glossina palpalis, Rob. Desv. 607 Glossina morsitans, Westwood 608 Genus. Stomoxys, Geoffroy 609 Genus. Lyperosia, Rondani 610 Pupipara or Eproboscidæ 611 Insects and Epidemic Poliomyelitis 612 Addenda 613 Akamushi or Kedani Sickness 613 Ticks.—African Tick Fever 613 Tick Paralysis 613 Diptera.—Psychodidæ 613 Pulicidæ.—Dermatophilus (Sarcopsylla) penetrans, or the “Jigger” 613 Brachycera.—Leptidæ 613 Myiasis 615 Auricular Myiasis 615 Body, Head, and Clothes Lice 615 SUPPLEMENT: CLINICAL AND THERAPEUTICAL NOTES 617 Protozoa 617 Introduction 617 I.—Amœbic Dysentery 618 II.—Trypanosomiases 620 African Sleeping Sickness 620 South American Trypanosomiasis 623 III.—Flagellate Diarrhœa and Dysentery 623 IV.—Leishmaniases 626 A. Kala-azar