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Isospora suis species in a Danish SPF-herd.

Authors: E, Greve;

Isospora suis species in a Danish SPF-herd.

Abstract

In two studies carried out in 1974-75 on 10 eight and 25 two week old piglets obtained from a SPF-herd the endoparasitic status was determined. Samples of faeces were examined by microscopy which revealed the presence of Isospora suis, a finding that was quite unexpected in a SPF-herd. During days 17-23 pp. the 25 piglets were not found to excrete oocysts, the earliest findings of oocysts being made 24-35 days p.p. The 10 piglets being kept isolated in individual pens excreted oocysts up until 88 days p.p. The epidemiology of Isospora suis is discussed.

Keywords

Male, Swine Diseases, Feces, Isospora, Coccidiosis, Swine, Animals, Female, Parasite Egg Count

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