Method for Diagnostics of Carp Fish Diplostomosis During Veterinary and Sanitary Examination

Diplostomosis is an invasive disease of carp fish that can cause significant damage to the farm. It widely distributed in Russia, Kazakhstan, Ukraine and Belarus. Sexually mature individuals parasitize intestines fish-eating birds genus Laridae. The intermediate host freshwater mollusks Lymnaea. cycle represented by several migrations parasite from reservoir hosts, followed ingestion. Fry with a low immune status are most susceptible this disease. When introduced into body, trematodes inoculate various pathogenic conditionally microflora inherent habitat, which complicate production high-quality products safe for both humans animals. Therefore, implementation our patented “Method assessing quality meat infected diplostomosis” during veterinary sanitary examination important. invention involves diagnostic measures, namely, determine meat, were carried out study. method consisted step-by-step study pathogen obtained destroying integrity vitreous body sowing exudate collecting material Pasteur pipette transfer MPA. These kept certain temperature regime at least 48 hours. researchers examined plates inoculations described morphology resulting colonies, preliminary staining smears according Romanovsky-Giemsa. colonies counted using Goryaev camera. used helped detect parasitic together bacteriological purity fish, makes it possible issue correct assessment given invasion. data processed statistically; correlation relationship between intensity invasion level flora was established. contamination bacteria E. coli group Pseudomonas Staphylococcus. value KMAFAMnM index exceeded indicator healthy fish.
 Keywords: diplostomosis, post-diplostomosis, methods, identification, parasitology, microbiology