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Veterinary parasitology: X.

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Periodical
Parasitic Diseases
Animal
Veterinary Medicine
Publisher:
Elsevier B.V.,
Country: Netherlands
Language: English
Start Year:2019 - 2020
ISSN:
2590-1389 (Electronic)
2590-1389 (Linking)
Impact Factor
2.6
2022
NLM ID:101755316
(OCoLC):1089852423
LCCN:2019243241
Classification:W1
The effect of counting duration on quantitative fecal egg count test performance.
Veterinary parasitology: X    November 18, 2019   Volume 2 100020 doi: 10.1016/j.vpoa.2019.100020
Slusarewicz M, Slusarewicz P, Nielsen MK.Fecal egg counts are the primary diagnostic tools of equine parasitology and use of the McMaster test and its variants in clinical practice is widely recommended. Manual counting is, however, prone to various sources of human error. For example, in real-world situations analysts can be under significant pressure to process high numbers of samples in a limited time. This practice could affect test result quality, but yet no studies have determined whether this is the case. This study's purpose was to assess the effect of shortened counting duration (from either restricting counting time or coun...
Prevalence of Strongylus vulgaris in horses after ten years of prescription usage of anthelmintics in Sweden.
Veterinary parasitology: X    May 26, 2019   Volume 2 100013 doi: 10.1016/j.vpoa.2019.100013
Tydén E, Enemark HL, Franko MA, Höglund J, Osterman-Lind E.Strongylus vulgaris is considered the most pathogenic nematode parasite of the horse. Frequent deworming programs since the 1970s have reduced the prevalence of S. vulgaris to low levels, but to the price of widespread benzimidazole resistance in the small strongyles (cyathostominae) and ivermectin resistance especially in the equine roundworm Parascaris spp. To slow down the progression of anthelmintic resistance in Sweden, horse anthelmintics were made prescription only medicine in 2007 and selective therapy principles were introduced. This means that only individuals with high egg excretion...
Prevalence of Strongylus vulgaris in horses after ten years of prescription usage of anthelmintics in Sweden.
Veterinary parasitology: X    May 26, 2019   Volume 2 100013 doi: 10.1016/j.vpoa.2019.100013
Tydén E, Enemark HL, Franko MA, Höglund J, Osterman-Lind E.Strongylus vulgaris is considered the most pathogenic nematode parasite of the horse. Frequent deworming programs since the 1970s have reduced the prevalence of S. vulgaris to low levels, but to the price of widespread benzimidazole resistance in the small strongyles (cyathostominae) and ivermectin resistance especially in the equine roundworm Parascaris spp. To slow down the progression of anthelmintic resistance in Sweden, horse anthelmintics were made prescription only medicine in 2007 and selective therapy principles were introduced. This means that only individuals with high egg excretion...