A survey of gastro-intestinal parasitic infection in domestic and wild birds in Chittagong and Greater Sylhet, Bangladesh

Hoque, Md. Ahasanul; Hassan, Mohammad Mahmudul; Haque, Enamul; Shaikat, Amir Hossan; Khan, Shahneaz Ali; Alim, Abdul; Skerratt, Lee F.; Islam, Ariful; Tun, Hein Min; Dissanayake, Ravi; Day, Tapan Kumar; Debnath, Nitish C.; Yamage, Mat

doi:10.1016/j.prevetmed.2014.07.012

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“…These findings are in agreement with those reported previously from Nigeria (Otegbade & Morenikeji, 2014). Contrasting results reported an overall prevalence higher than one of the this survey (Parsani et al, 2001;Pérez Cordón et al, 2009;Papini et al, 2012;El-Shahawy & Abou Elenien, 2015;Akram et al, 2019) coming up to 100% (Yousfi et al, 2013;Hoque et al, 2014;Edosomwan & Igetei, 2018).…”

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confidence: 53%

Diversity of gastrointestinal parasites in captive and domestic birds from zoological parks and one rural locality of Algeria

Laatamna¹,

Samari²,

Chebhi³

et al. 2019

Biodiversity Journal

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 53%

Diversity of gastrointestinal parasites in captive and domestic birds from zoological parks and one rural locality of Algeria

Laatamna¹,

Samari²,

Chebhi³

et al. 2019

Biodiversity Journal

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“…Так, гетеракіси були виділені від домашніх курей, гусей, качок, куріпок, білолобих гусей, папугоподібних птахів, фазанів, дикорї водоплавної птиці у більшості країн світу, зокрема й в Україні. Причому екстенсивність ураження птиці збудником гетеракозу в окремих господарствах сягала 100% (Bogach & Taranenko, 2003;Cordón et al, 2009;Ogbaje et al, 2012;Hoque et al, 2014;Wongrak et al, 2014;Amundson et al, 2016;Boone et al, 2017).…”

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Morphometric characteristics of embryonic development Heterakis dispar isolated from geese

Stybel

Pryima

2019

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Knowledge of the biological properties and ecological environment of the development of helminths, especially those that cause invasive diseases of animals and humans, is extremely important for understanding the epizootic aspects and clinical manifestations of invasions. Among the domestic and wild birds, one of the dominant ones is the group of parasitic nematodes of the genus Heterakis Dujardin, 1845. The aim of this study was to study the peculiarities of the embryonic development of Heterakis dispar, isolated from domestic geese, taking into account their morphological and metrical changes. Experimental cultivation of eggs isolated from gonads of H. dispar females to their invasive stage in the laboratory. Morphological and metric changes in the process of their embryogenesis were established. The picking of nematodes was performed by the method of complete helminthological opening of the caecum of dead or forcedly killed geese. It has been determined that the eggs of nematodes of domestic geese of H. dispar species under the temperature regime of 22 ºС undergo 4 stages of exogenous development: protoplast, crushing of blastomeres, formation of the larva of the first stage, formation of the larva of the second stage. At this temperature, the development of the parasites ended in 8 days, and the viability of the embryonic stages of the development of heteroxides was 79.33 ± 0.88%. In this case, developmental stoppage and death were observed in 20.67 ± 0.88% of eggs. The protoplast stage occurred within 1–18 days, the formation of two blastomeres – 2–4 days, the formation of the first stage larvae – 2–6 days, the formation of the second stage larvae – 4–8 days. In the process of exogenous development, the metric parameters of eggs of heterakises isolated from domestic geese change. Their sizes for cultivation from the stage of the protoplast to the larvae of the second stage are characterized by a significant decrease in width by 1.2 times and a simultaneous thinning of the shell by 1.1 times. Obtained data on the timing of the formation of invasive H. dispar eggs parasite in domestic geese, as well as their viability in the process of embryonic development can be used to improve the efficiency of species identification of isolated parasites by the results of scatoscopic studies of the bird.

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“…Also, they may have deleterious or debilitating effects on infected birds, especially young birds, causing retarding growth, interfering with healthy development, weaken immune system and making older birds prone to secondary infections (Dauda et al, 2016). Multiple helminthoses is usually seen in poultry that are kept extensively, while heavy infestation is commonly observed in intensively managed stock and this causes weight loss, emaciation, anemia, diarrhea and economic losses such as decreased egg production and also affect other normal activities of the birds resulting to death in severe infections (Hoque et al, 2014).…”

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Review on avian helminthoses diagnosed in Osun State veterinary clinics, southwest, Nigeria

Ola-Fadunsin¹,

Abdullah²,

Hussain³

et al. 2019

Ife Journal of Science

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Helminthoses exerts negatively on the health and productivity of man and animals. This study was conducted to investigate the incidence and risk factors associated with avian helminthoses in Osun state, Nigeria. Clinical information was retrieved from the record archives of the state veterinary clinics. Case records between January 2006 and December 2015 were examined and relevant data associated with avian helminth disease were extracted. Records on four thousand nine hundred and eighty bird types (2,088 turkeys; 1,476 layers; 384 cockerels; 12 ducks and 1,020 indigenous chickens) were used in the study. Faecal examination for the presence of helminth eggs was carried out by qualified veterinarians and laboratory scientist using the simple floatation method. An overall prevalence of 62.9% (3,132/4,980) was recorded. The year-specific rate for avian helminthoses was highest in 2011 (95.5%; 503/528) and lowest in 2007 (2.0%; 1/48), while the month-specific rate was highest in December (98.9%; 95/96) and lowest in October (15.2%; 84/552). There was a significantly (p < 0.05) higher prevalence in adult birds compared to young ones, in female compared to male and during the dry season compared to the wet season. Ducks (91.7%; 11/12) and turkeys (84.5%; 764/2088) were the bird types with the highest prevalence rate. The high prevalence of avian helminthoses in the study area proves that the disease is endemic. There is need to embark on a radical preventive measure to curtail the disease, for improved productivity in the poultry industry in Osun state and Nigeria.

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A survey of gastro-intestinal parasitic infection in domestic and wild birds in Chittagong and Greater Sylhet, Bangladesh

Cited by 21 publications

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Diversity of gastrointestinal parasites in captive and domestic birds from zoological parks and one rural locality of Algeria

Diversity of gastrointestinal parasites in captive and domestic birds from zoological parks and one rural locality of Algeria

Morphometric characteristics of embryonic development Heterakis dispar isolated from geese

Review on avian helminthoses diagnosed in Osun State veterinary clinics, southwest, Nigeria

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