Checklist of small ruminant gastrointestinal nematodes and their geographical distribution in Turkey

SEVİMLİ, Feride

doi:10.3906/vet-1202-15

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“…The results of the studies carried out on sheep faecal samples in Turkey, the following 37.3-100% Eimeria spp. (11)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16) and 0.39-100% helminth (16)(17)(18) prevalence were reported. In past years, some studies of sheep parasites presented in Erzurum region (19)(20)(21) but contemporarily no comprehensive study has been conducted on endoparasitic fauna of sheep, in Erzurum province.…”

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Endoparasites Determined by Fecal Examination in Sheep in Erzurum Province

Akyüz

Kirman

Yaya

et al. 2019

Turkiye Parazitol Derg

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Amaç: Bu çalışmanın amacı, Erzurum ilinde yetiştirilen koyunlarda Eimeria ve helmint türlerinin varlığını ve yaygınlığını dışkı bakısı ile ortaya koymaktır. Yöntemler: Dışkı örnekleri, Şubat-Mart 2019 tarihlerinde Aziziye, Yakutiye ve Palandöken ilçelerinde yetiştirilen farklı yaş ve cinsiyetteki 784 koyundan toplandı. Toplanan dışkı örnekleri Fulleborn flotasyon, Benedek sedimentasyon ve Baermann-Wetzel metotları ile incelendi.

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Endoparasites Determined by Fecal Examination in Sheep in Erzurum Province

Akyüz

Kirman

Yaya

et al. 2019

Turkiye Parazitol Derg

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“…Fecal examination of sheep revealed that the overall prevalence rate of GIT parasites was 92.6%. In comparison, coprological surveys with similar design conducted in Turkey [21], Spain [22], Bulgaria [23], Republic of Moldova [24], Kenya [25], Brazil [26], Ethiopia [20], Serbia [27], Papua New Guinea [28], India [29], Serbia [30], Nigeria [31], Colombia [17], and Pakistan [32] the prevalence of GIT parasites was 100%, 100%, 98.5%, 94%, 80%, 76.6%, 75.3%, 74.5%, 72%, 68.7%, 64.1% 63.2%, 63.0%, and 53.3%, respectively. In Romania, the study conducted by Indre et al [33] in several flocks from the western part of the country highlighted an overall GIT parasites prevalence value of 75%, but in this study the investigations were focused only on the survey of the occurrence of GIT nematodes and trematodes.…”

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Prevalence of gastrointestinal parasitic infections in cattle and sheep in two regions of Romania

Sirbu¹,

Imre²,

Dărăbuş³

et al. 2020

Turk J Vet Anim Sci

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Amongst ruminant livestock diseases, the gastrointestinal (GIT) helminths and protozoan parasite infections result in a significant socioeconomic concern worldwide. During the period between October 2017 and November 2018, a total of 788 fresh fecal specimens from cattle (n = 303) and sheep (n = 485) were screened for the presence of gastrointestinal helminths and protozoan parasites in two historical regions (Crisana and Banat) of western Romania. Laboratory processing of fecal samples with the simple salt flotation (Willis) and sedimentation techniques, followed by microscopic analysis revealed that 86.1% of cattle and 92.6% of sheep were found to be positive for at least one parasitic stage of GIT helminths and/or protozoa. Five endoparasites were identified in both cattle (C) and sheep (S), and their prevalence was as follows: Eimeria spp. 24.1% (C), 43.7% (S); Balantidium spp. 10.2% (C), 1% (S); Fasciola/ Paramphistomum spp. 55.8% (C), 75% (S); Dicrocoelium spp. 14.2% (C), 3.2% (S); and Strongylid eggs 46.9% (C), 71.3% (S). In addition, Toxocara spp. (0.3%) genera were found in cattle, while Nematodirus spp. (24.5%) and Moniezia spp. (3.5%) were observed only in sheep. The strongylid infections were significantly more prevalent (P < 0.05) in cattle older than 8 years, while the coccidial ones were positively associated (P < 0.05) with sheep younger than 2 years. The study provides useful information for veterinary practitioners in order to develop effective prevention and control strategies against gastrointestinal parasitic infections in the studied regions.

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“…За поширенням та економічним значенням нематодози займають провідне місце з-поміж паразитарних хвороб як диких (Ovis orientalis Gmelin, 1774), так і домашніх (Ovis aries Linnaeus, 1758) овець. Особливе місце в цій групі хвороб займають нематодози травного каналу, серед яких досить часто реєструють скрябінемоз (Eslami et all., 1976;Dhar et all., 1982;Sevimli, 2013;Zvegintsova et all., 2018).…”

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Therapeutic efficiency of antigelminth preparations at skrjabinemosis of sheep

Мельничук¹,

Lviv²

2019

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The intensive and sometimes uncontrolled use of anthelmintic agents to control the nematodoses of the digestive tract of animals has led to the emergence of resistant helminth strains, which has become an important problem for scientists in many European countries, including Ukraine. Thus, the drugs most commonly used to treat animals are not effective enough against the agents of sheep helminthiasis. In this case, the question of the actual effectiveness of anthelmintics in relation to specific pathogens remains important for both scientists and veterinary practitioners. The aim of the study was to study the therapeutic efficacy of anthelmintics, registered on the territory of Ukraine which belong to different chemical groups for skrjabinemosis sheep. Experimental testing of modern anthelmintic preparations was carried out: Brovalsen powder, Albendazole-250 tablets and Albendazole suspension 10 % (benzimidazole group); Brovalevamisole powder 8 % and Levavet injection solution 10 % (imidotiazole group); Univerm powder and Ivermekvet injection solution 1 % (macrolide group); Kombitrem emulsion and Kloziveron injection solution (combination group). Studies have shown that all the tools used in the experiments have an anti-helminthic effect against the pathogen of sheep skrjabinemosis . The most effective were the chemicals from the group of combination preparations (Kombitrem and Kloziveron)in which EE and IE reached 100 %. The effectiveness of drugs from the group of macrocyclic lactones depended on the method of their setting. The use of Ivermekvet injection solution 1 % and the individual feeding of the Univerm powder resulted in 100 % efficiency of the agents. The group feeding of the Univerm powder proved to be less effective . A similar effect has been reported for the use of preparations of the imidotiazole group. Injection of Ivermekvet 1 % and individual feeding of Brovalevamisole 8 % showed 100 % effectiveness. Group administration of Brovalevamisole 8 % led to a decrease in performance . It was determined that the use of various methods of benzimidazole group (individual or group) did not destroy 100 % of the pathogens of sheep skrjabinemosis in the body of sheep. The EE and IE ratios of Brovalsen powder, Albendazole-250 tablets and Albendazole suspension 10 % ranged from 70-90 % and 77.49-95.70 %, respectively.

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Checklist of small ruminant gastrointestinal nematodes and their geographical distribution in Turkey

Cited by 7 publications

References 1 publication

Endoparasites Determined by Fecal Examination in Sheep in Erzurum Province

Endoparasites Determined by Fecal Examination in Sheep in Erzurum Province

Prevalence of gastrointestinal parasitic infections in cattle and sheep in two regions of Romania

Therapeutic efficiency of antigelminth preparations at skrjabinemosis of sheep

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