[Control of the equine ascarid, Parascaris equorum (Goeze, 1782), with Panacur].
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M A Hasslinger
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[Chronic gastritis caused by Ollulanus tricuspis (Leuckart 1865) in a cat].
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[Effect of the anthelmintic agent Fenbendazol in horses].
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[Control of pre-adult stomach and nodule worm stages in swine using thiabendazole and pyranteltartrate].
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[Chances of success in systematic treatment of Gasterophilus in horses].
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[Fly maggot findings in urine].
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[Contribution to the Lamblia problem].
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Control of Gasterophilus intestinalis (de Geer, 1776) with dichlorvos.
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[Paramphostomid infestation in equids in Egypt].
The investigation of 156 donkeys in the area of the veterinary faculty of the Tanta University in Kafr el-Sheikh showed that 49 animals (31.41%) were infected with trematodes, 34 donkeys (21.80%) served as hosts for Gastrodiscus aegyptiacus, 22 (14.10%) were infected with Fasciola gigantica und 7 (4.49%) with both trematodes. 6 of 40 examined horses (15.0%) showed monoinfections with G. aegyptiacus only. Because of the fragmentary knowledge on these paramphistomides of equids, some aspects concerning the morphology, pathology and clinical symptoms, differential diagnosis, occurrence, host specificity as well as therapy are discussed on the basis of the results from the central Nil delta. From now on further investigations are concentrated on the regional occurrence, frequency of infection of various hosts, seasonal changes of the excretion of eggs and chemotherapeutical possibilities.
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