Microscopic identification of its spiny eggs is used in the diagnosis of infection caused bya. trypanosomab. toxoplasmac. plasmodiumd. borreliae. schistosoma

Schistosoma

Explanation:

The structural features of eggs of Schistosoma species are used to identify the infection caused by them. The species Schistosoma indicum produce microscopic oval eggs with a  terminal spine. The eggs of Schistosoma nasale are also microscopic with a  terminal spine. Presence of its spindle shaped spiny eggs in the nasal discharge confirms the infection.

Likewise presence of Schistosoma spindale in body is confirmed by identification of its spindle-shaped microscopic eggs with terminal or lateral spine. Hence, identification of microscopic spiny eggs of Schistosoma species helps in the diagnosis of the infection.

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