[Epidemiology, chemotherapy, anthelmintics-resistance and prevention of Strongylidae infections in horses].

M, Eysker; J, Vercruysse

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[Epidemiology, chemotherapy, anthelmintics-resistance and prevention of Strongylidae infections in horses].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 15 Nov 1990 Dutch; Flemish Journal:Tijdschrift voor diergeneeskunde, volume 115 (issn: 0040-7453,

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Authors: M, Eysker; J, Vercruysse;

pmid: 2219089

[Epidemiology, chemotherapy, anthelmintics-resistance and prevention of Strongylidae infections in horses].

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Abstract

The epidemiology, chemotherapy and control of strongylus infections in the horse are discussed. The annual cycle of various species are stated. In addition the anthelmintics available for treatment and control and the occurrence of anthelmintic resistance are referred to. Finally the options for control under various management conditions (little if any grazing; extensive grazing; intensive grazing) are discussed.

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Utrecht University
Netherlands

Keywords

Anthelmintics, Strongyloidea, Belgium, Drug Resistance, Animals, Strongyle Infections, Equine, Horses, Netherlands

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