2017
DOI: 10.19052/mv.4262
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Fasciola hepatica en bovinos del valle interandino de Aymaraes (Perú): identificación de factores asociados

Abstract: Introducción: la fascioliasis es una enfermedad infecciosa parasitaria ocasionada por el trematodo hermafrodita Fasciola hepatica, distribuida en todo el mundo, que afecta a animales herbívoros, omnívoros y ocasionalmente al ser humano. Objetivo: determinar la presencia de Fasciola hepatica y sus factores asociados en bovinos beneficiados en el camal municipal de Chalhuanca durante 2011 y 2012. Métodos: la infección se determinó mediante la inspección sanitaria (post-mortem) de vísceras. Para el análisis estad… Show more

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“…There was no difference between the average weight of healthy animal carcasses and the average weight of fascioliasis infected animals' carcasses, as reported in another study in the province of Abancay. This is explained by the fact that the infectious process, which is progressive and could even last years, depends on multiple factors, such as rusticity, a trait of local animals (Carrión-Ascarza et al 2021), their origin (Valderrama 2016), and the Reinoso et al, Incidence of endemic fascioliasis in animals and estimation of the financial loss due to seizure of livers in Andahuaylas, Peru period of pluvial precipitation, due to the increase in the animals' weight along this season (Merino and Valderrama 2017).…”
Section: Fascioliasis In Animals Of Andahuaylas Between 2011-2016mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…There was no difference between the average weight of healthy animal carcasses and the average weight of fascioliasis infected animals' carcasses, as reported in another study in the province of Abancay. This is explained by the fact that the infectious process, which is progressive and could even last years, depends on multiple factors, such as rusticity, a trait of local animals (Carrión-Ascarza et al 2021), their origin (Valderrama 2016), and the Reinoso et al, Incidence of endemic fascioliasis in animals and estimation of the financial loss due to seizure of livers in Andahuaylas, Peru period of pluvial precipitation, due to the increase in the animals' weight along this season (Merino and Valderrama 2017).…”
Section: Fascioliasis In Animals Of Andahuaylas Between 2011-2016mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Its transmission occurs through the ingestion of contaminated food, and it is caused by trematode worms known as flukes. The infection occurs when drinking water or ingesting aquatic or semi-aquatic plants whose metacercariae are adhered to the stem or the leaves, this explains why the risk of fascioliasis in bovine rises during pluvial precipitation (Merino & Valderrama 2017). Endemic zones are distributed at a worldwide level; however, the most affected localities can be found in the South American Andes.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%