Figure 1.

Clinical evaluation of the pathology in peritoneum organs. The development of inflammation of the intestine (blue arrow), appearance of necrotic foci in the liver (yellow arrow), and fibrosis formation around the spleen (black asterisks) are signs of parasite infection on the seventh day post-infection, being more evident in the group treated with PBS (b) with respect to those treated with viable Lactobacillus casei (c) and non-viable Lc (d), when compared to healthy mice (a). PBS) phosphate buffered saline; IB) immunobiotic; PP) paraprobiotic.