“…Then, S. mansoni reaches the liver and mesenteric portal vessels, where they evolve into adult forms and start oviposition. Finally, the parasite eggs spread through the bloodstream and are trapped in multiple tissues and organs, triggering a systemic inflammation [ 6 , 7 ]. From venous portocaval shunts, S. mansoni eggs reach the lung parenchyma [ 7 ], and its soluble antigens trigger a marked granulomatous inflammation [ 2 ].…”