[Productivity and meat quality of ducks infected with helminths].
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A manufacturing procedure has been developed to prepare the anthelmintic bromoxane as a finely divided dosage form. The maximum toxic dose of the drug was 1 g per kg mice body weight. Its therapeutic dose in sheep fascioliasis was 20 mg/kg.
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The authors describe the technology of preparing a new anthelmintic agent triclazan, N-(3,4-dichlorophenyl)-2-[(benzo-2,1,3-thiadiazole-4-sulfonyl)amino]-5- chlorobenzamide, finely dispersed (the particles size 4-8 mu). Triclazan is highly effective not only in hymenolepiasis and trichocephaliasis, as was shown previously, but in fascioliasis, monieziasis and intestinal nematodiasis of sheep as well.
The study was undertaken to examine the fasciolacidal activity of the agents G-1411, G-1423, and G-1439. Tested, G-1439 was chosen for detailed investigations as a non-toxic fasciolacide.
A procedure has been developed to manufacture the anthelminthic Triclonate. The agent was tested for the treatment of sheep's natural monieziasis infection and it was found to have a high activity.
A procedure was developed for the synthesis of the anthelminthic G-1460. The therapeutical doses (20 and 25 mg/kg) of the agent were defined for the treatment of monieziasis and gastrointestinal nematodes on an individual basis.
A procedure has been developed to prepare the anthelminthic Rilanide as a fine-dispersed formulation. The therapeutical dose of the agent in fascioliasis and intestinal nematodiasis is 60 mg/kg (for sheep), if given alone, and 100 mg/kg, if added to feed.