The Fasciola hepatica egg development and hatching test (EDHT) using commercial drugs: a simple protocol for tackling anthelminthic resistance and promoting cattle productivity

Chryssafidis, Andreas Lazaros; Arruda, Paula Maciel; Américo, Larissa; Machado, Sandy Gabrielly Radünz; de Lima, Felipe Rieth; Matos, Josiane; de Moura, Anderson Barbosa

doi:10.1007/s00436-023-08074-0

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“…In vitro studies have also been conducted to evaluate the ovicidal activity of some of these drugs. Chryssafidis et al (2024) used eggs from cattle slaughtered in Santa Catarina and tested commercial formulations of albendazole sulfoxide, closantel, nitroxynil and triclabendazole associated with fenbendazole. In this study, only closantel did not demonstrate activity in the in vitro hatchability test.…”

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Fasciolosis in ruminants in Brazil

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2024

Braz. J. Vet. Med.

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This review aims to promote discussion about the situation of fasciolosis in ruminants in Brazil. The disease is still found more frequently in the South and Southeast regions, but reports outside these areas show the spread of the disease, including human cases. Many studies have been published on the diagnosis and control of fasciolosis, but development of field diagnosis methods and drugs that control all stages of the parasite is still a challenge. Studies should be carried out of new distribution areas and alternatives for control in Brazil, which depends on understanding the complex interactions between of the environment, ecosystems and hosts of this trematode.

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