infection in domestic dogs (canis lupus familiaris, linnaeus, 1758) from guaratuba, paraná, brazil by circulating microfilariae of acanthocheilonema reconditum (grassi, 1889)
infecção de cães domésticos (canis lupus familiaris, linnaeus, 1758) da região metropolitana de guaratuba, paraná, brasil por microfilárias circulantes de acanthocheilonema reconditum (grassi, 1899)

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Abstract
The epidemiologic frameworks of zoonosis periodically change in some of its aspects, involving the emergence or reemergence of men and animals’ worsening of health. In this scenario, in which rapid changes can happen, the analysis of the prevalence of diseases, as the filariasis diagnosed in dogs from the coastline of Paraná, has significant relevance. This study has been carried out with 422 dogs and aimed to determine the prevalence of circulating microfilariae of Acanthocheilonema reconditum, both in animals accommodated at the municipal kennels, as those that live in the district COHAPAR II, both places located in the metropolitan area of the city of Guaratuba-Paraná, through two blood tests: evaluation of fresh blood, by the technique of the ‘thick drop’ and method of Knott modified by Newton and Wright. Thirty of the evaluated animals (7.10%), twenty two males and eight females, showed the presence of microfilariae of A. reconditum as result.

Os quadros epidemiológicos das zoonoses periodicamente sofrem modificações em alguns de seus aspectos, envolvendo a emergência ou reemergência de agravos à saúde do homem e dos animais. Neste cenário sujeito a rápidas transformações, a análise da prevalência de doenças, a exemplo das filarioses diagnosticadas em cães no litoral do Estado do Paraná, apresenta significada relevância. O presente estudo foi realizado com 422 cães e teve como objetivo determinar a prevalência de microfilárias circulantes de Acanthocheilonema reconditum tanto nos animais alojados no canil municipal, como naqueles domiciliados no bairro COHAPAR II, ambos localizados na região metropolitana da cidade de Guaratuba–Paraná, através de dois exames hematológicos: avaliação do sangue a fresco pela técnica da gota espessa e método de Knott modificado por Newton e Wright. Trinta dos animais avaliados (7,10%), 22 machos e oito fêmeas, foram positivos para microfilárias de A. reconditum.

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Authors Ana Carolina Bazo Zadorosnei, Hermínio de Paula Molinari, Marcelle Cirio Leite, Silvana Maris Cirio, Ennio Luz, Luiz Carlos Leite, Tricia Maria Ferreira de Souza Oliveira, Selene Cirio Leite
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Journal frontiers in neuroendocrinology
Year 2012
DOI
10.5433/1679-0359.2012v33n3p1149
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http://www.uel.br/revistas/uel/index.php/semagrarias/article/view/8970
Keywords
Agriculture (General) zoonoses

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