
doi: 10.1007/bf02250874
pmid: 8109056
A technique for examining faecal samples for Stilesia hepatica proglottids was assessed for diagnosis of this infection in live sheep. It detected infection in 67% of all the sheep that were confirmed infected by examining the livers during meat inspection and in 63% of sheep from a farm with a history of up to 100% infection rate at slaughter. It is 100% specific since it relied on the morphological identification of S. hepatica proglottids, which are characteristic. In addition it detected Avitellina centripunctata proglottids.
Feces, Sheep, Liver, Animals, Cestoda, Sheep Diseases, Cestode Infections
Feces, Sheep, Liver, Animals, Cestoda, Sheep Diseases, Cestode Infections
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