Kiran Afshan1*, Sarwat Jahan1 and Mazhar Qayyum2
Abdul Wahaab1, Muhammad Ijaz1,*, Syed Saleem Ahmad1, Umair Iqbal2, Abdul Tawaab1 and Iahtasham Khan3
Mubashir Ali Rather1, Ambreen Hamadani2*, Syed Shanaz2, Nusrat Nabi2, Showkat Ahanger1, H. Hamadani2, Ruksana Shah2
Nishim Bhusal1, Bhuwan Raj Bhatt2*, Saroj Shrestha3 and Arjun Chapagain4
...ermine the prevalence of fasciolosis in commercial cattle farms of Tilottama Municipality, Rupandehi district, Nepal. A total of 270 fresh faecal samples were collected purposively from the study area with different ages, sex, stage, and breeds for examination (sedimentation method) to visualize eggs of Fasciola microscopically. The obtained data were coded and analysed using Microsoft Excel 2016. The overall prevalence of fasciolosis<...
Hussein Jabar Jasim1*, Amer Murhum Al-Amery2
... infected buffaloes with fasciolosis. Also, the current study recognized the gross and histopathological changes resulting from the invasive Fasciola spp. in the liver and gallbladder. The biochemical results showed statistically significant increases in the serum total bilirubin, creatinine, and active serum enzymes ALT, AST, ALP, and GGT. In contrast, the serum total albumin showed a significant decrease in infected buffaloes. Moreover, the results of the gr...
Israa M. Essa*, Ghazi Y. Azzal, Alaa Tariq Abdulwahid
...e, risk and Odd ratio of fasciolosis were reported significantly in sheep of larger than 3 years than those of larger than 2-3 years, 1-2 years and sheep of less than 1 year. Concerning sex, no variation was detected between female (9.02%) and male (5.26%) sheep; however, females were appeared at higher risk of infection males. Molecular examination using the PCR assay demonstrated that 93.1% of samples were Fasciola; whereas, phylogenetic analysis of five iso...
Imtiaz Khan1, Arsalan Khan2*, Umme Aimen2, Waseem Ullah2, Akhtar Ali2, Qamar Ullah3, Muhammad Faimullah Khan4, Abdul Wadood Jan5, Salma Zaman6, Abdul Qadoos1, Tayyeb Ullah7
Hind Abdulzahra Abdulkadhim Alshaibani1*, Abdul Jaleel Aziz Karim Alqaraghli2, Mohammed Azeez Yasir Alzaidi3
...lected tropical disease, fasciolosis can spread from animal to human raising zoonotic public health implications. In order to ascertain the prevalence of Fasciola gigantica, causative agent of fasciolosis, we investigated routinely slaughtered animals (cows and buffaloes) in Iraq. In the central slaughterhouse of Nasiriyah, 58 F. gigantica adults were collected from the livers of cows and buffaloes. We observed that buffaloe...
