The aim of this study was to follow and evaluate the sanitary veterinary inspection results slaughtered sheep in Poland period 2017-2019. More than 175,000 were during period. Post-mortem revealed symptoms and/or lesions 19,799 animals, which constituted 11.30% all examined sheep. Of these, 134 animals (0.08%) considered unfit for consumption. most numerous cases with foci pus, contamination co...

ABSTRACT
 Fasciolosis and Cryptosporidiosis are zoonotic parasitic diseases. in Indonesia is caused by the trematode worm Fasciola gigantica species generally attacks ruminants, while cryptosporidiosis protozoan Cryptosporidium parvum as a source of diarrheal disease infection. The purpose study was to identify fasciolosis infections cattle Maranatha Village, Sigi District, Central Sulawes...

A glycoprotein (27 kDa) was isolated from crude somatic antigen of Fasciola gigantica by two steps affinity chromatography and was used in early detection of experimental fasciolosis in cattle by indirect ELISA and in dot-ELISA formats. Although, anti-27 kDa antibodies could be detected after 3 weeks post infection (WPI) by dot - ELISA which was one week later than indirect ELISA. The test, dot...

The liver fluke Fasciola hepatica parasitizes humans and ruminant livestock worldwide, and it is now being considered a reemerging zoonotic disease, especially in areas in which it is endemic, such as South America. This study investigates the immune response to excretory and secretory products produced by F. hepatica in a group of patients from the Peruvian Altiplano, where the disease is high...

This study evaluated the prevalence and socio-economic consequence of bovine fascioliasis at Tran-Amadi abattoir, Port-Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria. The Study revealed an incidence rate of 0.88% 2.36% (average 1.72%) over the six month period. A total of 382 livers were found to be infected with fasciolosis. The overall financial loss was estimated at 269,295 ($1683.09) accruing from a total...

A study was conducted in the northeastern areas of Punjab province (Pakistan) to analyse the monthly and seasonal pattern of fasciolosis in buffaloes and its relation to some climatic factors (temperature, humidity, rainfall and pan-evaporation) was also worked out. The faecal samples of buffaloes were collected from April 2003 to March 2005 on a monthly basis from randomly selected areas and a...

Bovine fasciolosis, caused by Fasciola hepatica, is widespread in Switzerland. The risk regions were modelled in 2008 by an interactive map, showing the monthly potential risk of transmission of F. hepatica in Switzerland. As this map is based on a mathematical model, the aim of the present study was to evaluate the interactive map by means of a field survey taking different data sources into a...