Veterinary Record
 2020
DOI: 10.1136/vr.m1689
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UK report of tapeworm Mesocestoides litteratus

John McGarry
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Marisol Collins
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Katie Baross3
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“…Widespread in the Mediterranean regions, the first case of infection with adult tapeworms was recently reported in a dog resident in the UK 4…”
Section: Mesocestoides Litteratus Presenting As Severe Tetrathyridiosismentioning
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Threat of exotic worms in dogs imported from Romania

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“…Widespread in the Mediterranean regions, the first case of infection with adult tapeworms was recently reported in a dog resident in the UK 4…”
Section: Mesocestoides Litteratus Presenting As Severe Tetrathyridiosismentioning
confidence: 99%

Threat of exotic worms in dogs imported from Romania

Wright
1
,
Collins
2
,
McGarry
3
et al. 2020
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Crossroad between the sylvatic and domestic cycles of Mesocestoides litteratus: mesocestodiasis in dogs adopted from shelters in Türkiye

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Global prevalence of Mesocestoides infections in animals – A systematic review and meta-analysis

Chelladurai
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Brewer
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2021
Veterinary Parasitology
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