Mohammad ATIKUZZAMAN, M. Bashir UDDIN, M. Jamal Uddin BHUIYAN, M. Ali ZINNAH, M. Mahmudul HASSAN, M. Al MAMUN

Prevalence of Fasciola sp. infection in ruminants

Amaç: Araştırmanın amacı farklı tür ve yaşta bulunan ruminantlarda faklı mevsimlerde Fasciola sp. enfeksiyonunun prevalansını belirlemektir. Gereç ve Yöntem: Gayta örnekleri Bangladeş’in Kishoregonj bölgesinde dört mevsim (kış, ilkbahar, yaz ve sonbahar) süresince toplandı. Hayvanlar tür ve yaşlarına (2 yıl) ayrıldı. Natif ve sedimentasyon teknikleri kullanılarak yumurtalar belirlendi. Bulgular: 6220 ruminantın 2319 adetinin Fasciola sp. ile enfekte (%37) olduğu belirlendi. Enfeksiyon oranı mandalarda (%44.49) sığırlar (%37.90) ve keçilerden (%32) yüksek belirlenirken, en az koyunlarda (%30.91) belirlendi. Enfeksiyon en fazla sonbahar (%47.34) en az yazın (%26.96) gözlendi (p

Ruminantlarda Fasciola sp. enfeksiyonunun prevalansı

Aim: The objective of the study was to determine the prevalence of Fasciola sp. infection in ruminants of different species, age groups and in seasons. Materials and Methods: Faecal samples were collected during four seasons (winter, spring, summer and autumn) from Kishoregonj district of Bangladesh. Animals were divided into species and ages (2 years). Native and sedimentation techniques were used to determine the eggs. Results: Out of the 6220 ruminants, 2319 were infected (37%) with Fasciola sp. The infection rate was highest in buffaloes (44.49%) then cattle (37.90%), goat (32%) and lowest was recorded in sheep (30.91%). Maximum rate of infection was recorded (p

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