parasitismo por ancilostomatÍdeos em cÃes (canis familiaris) domiciliados em campos dos goytacazes, rj. parasitism by ancylostomides in dogs (canis familiaris) domiciliated in campos dos goytacazes, rj.
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Abstract
Os ancilostomatídeos são nematóides hematófagos parasitas do intestino delgado, podendo causar retardo no crescimento, inapetência, anorexia, apatia, anemia e até a morte. No homem, algumas espécies como Ancylostoma caninum, A. braziliense e A. tubaeforme podem causar larva migrans cutânea, quando as larvas infectantes de terceiro estágio penetram ativamente a pele íntegra. O objetivo deste trabalho foi detectar o parasitismo por ancilostomatídeos em fezes de cães domiciliados e assintomáticos na cidade de Campos dos Goytacazes, RJ, tendo em vista a proximidade do convívio destes animais com homem. Com esse propósito, amostras fecais de 68 cães foram coletadas, sendo trinta (44,12%) considerados parasitados através de exame coproparasitológico utilizando-se o método de Willis-Molley.<br /><br />PALAVRAS-CHAVES: Ancylostoma sp., fezes, método Willis-Mollay. The ancylostomides are hematophagous nematodes parasites of the small intestine, being able to cause retardation in the growth, anorexy, apathy, anemia and death. In the man, some species as Ancylostoma caninum, A. braziliense and A. tubaeforme can cause cutaneous larva migrans, when the larvae infects of third period of stage penetrate actively the skin. The objective of this work was to detect the parasitism for ancylostomides in excrements of domiciliated and asymptomatic dogs in Campos dos Goytacazes, RJ, in view of the proximity of the conviviality of these animals with the man. With this intention, faecal samples of 68 dogs had been collected, being 30 (44.12%) considered parasitized through stool parasitology using the method of Willis-Molley.<br /><br />KEY WORDS: Ancylostoma sp. feces, Willis-Mollay Method.<br />
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| Authors | ;Francimar Fernandes Gomes;Antonio Peixoto Albernaz;Farlen Jose Bebber Miranda;Luize Néli Nunes Garcia |
| Journal | proceedings of the winter simulation conference winter simulation conference |
| Year | 2008 |
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