1998, Number 2
<< Back Next >>
Vet Mex 1998; 29 (2)
Study on the development of Hypoderma lineatum oesophagi larvae and their relationship with early treatment of bovine hypodermosis in the north of Spain
Panadero FR, López SC, Paz SA, Díez BP, Morrondo PP
Language: English/Spanish
References: 24
Page: 155-160
PDF size: 826.32 Kb.
ABSTRACT
From August 1994 to January 1995, oesophagi from bovines from different Galician farms euthanized in a local slaughterhouse, were collected weekly. Fifty-two out of 346 oesophagi (15%) harboured larvae of
Hypoderma lineatum. Larvae were present in oesophagi from the end of August to mid December. The intensity of infestation was moderate; 46.8% of the oesophagi harboured from 1 to 5 larvae and only 8.8% more than 30 larvae. The average was 9 larvae, and the maximum 42 larvae per parasited bovine. Mean length of the larvae increased throughout the study (6.7 ± 1.75 mm in the end of August and 12.8±2.29 mm mid November). Ninety point five per cent of the larvae were located in the oesophageal submucosa, specially in its caudal part, and a low percentage (9.5%) in the serous that encloses the oesophagi externally, being considered as ectopic. Occasionally, nodules with a hard consistence were detected on oesophagi submucosa. In these nodules, different stages of destruction were found. Taking into account these results, it is considered that in the north of Spain the most adequate time to carry out preventive treatment against
Hypoderma would be around October.
REFERENCES
Boulard C. Anatomie et histologie du tube digestif de la larve d´Hypoderma bovis (Diptères, Oestriformes). Ann Soc Entomol Fr NS 1969;5:371-387.
Hadwen S, Fulton JS. On the migration of Hypoderma lineatum from the skin to the gullet. Parasitology 1924;16:98-106
Khan MA. Some factors involved in systemic insecticide toxicosis; esophageal lesions in heifers treated with coumaphos, crufonate and tricholorfon. Can J Anim Sci 1971;51:411-417
Wolfe LS. Observations on the histopathological changes caused by the larvae of Hypoderma bovis (L.) and Hypoderma lineatum (de Vill.) (Diptera: Oestridae) in tissues of cattle. Can J Anim Sci 1959;39:145-157.
Ruiz P. Contribución al estudio de la hipodermosis en la provincia de Córdoba (memoria de licenciatura). Córdoba, España: Univ de Córdoba, 1982.
Panadero R. Estudio epidemiológico y de la respuesta inmune frente a antígeno larvario de Hypoderma lineatum como aportación a la lucha frente a la hipodermosis en Galicia (tesis de doctorado). Lugo, España: Univ de Santiago de Compostela, 1987.
Arru E, Leoni A, Garippa G, Rassu A. Ipodermosi bovina: localizacione stagionale delle larve e lesioni anatomo-patologiche. Atti Soc It Buiatria 1985;17:697-707.
Díez P, Panadero R, Morrondo P, López C, Díez N. Hipodermosis. Bovis 1995;65:27-90.
Martínez-Moreno FJ. Estudio inmunológico de la hipodermosis bovina (tesis de doctorado). Córdoba, España: Univ de Córdoba, 1992.
Reina D, Martinez-Moreno FJ, Martinez-Moreno A, Molina JM, Hernandez S. Present status of warble fly in Extremadura (south-west of Spain). In: Pfister K, Charbon JL, Tarry DW, Pithan K, editors. Improvements in control methods for warble-fly in cattle and goats. Thun: Commission of the European Communities, 1994:59-64.
Kilani M, Djaballah A, Frank M, Faure, M. Observations sur l'infestation des bovins par Hypoderma spp au cap-Bon en Tunisie. Rev Med Vét 1986;10:681-684.
Benakhla A, Boulard C, Sedraqui S, Oussaid F. L'hypodermose bovine: approche épidémiologique et caractérisation du cycle biologique en vue de l'établissement dún plan de profilaxie dans le nord est Algérien. Rev Méd Vét 1993;144:693-700.
Beesley WN. Further observations on the development of Hypoderma lineatum, Villiers and Hypoderma bovis, de Geer (Diptera: Oestridae) in the bovine host. Br Vet J 1966;122:91-98.
Cox DD, Mozier JO, Mullee MT Posterior paralysis in a calf caused by cattle grubs (Hypoderma bovis) after treatment with systemic insecticide for grub control. J Am Vet Med Assoc 1970:157:1088-1092.
Boulard C. Modifications histologiques de la sous-muqueuse oesophagienne de bovins parasités par Hypoderma lineatum (De Vill.) (Diptera Oestriforme). Ann Rech Vét 1975;6:131-142.
Quiroz H. Parasitología y enfermedades parasitarias de los animales domésticos. México (DF): Limusa, 1984.
Boulard C, Argente G, Hillion E. Hypodermose bovine. 1re partie: description et incidence économique. Point Vét 1988;20:7-27.
Colwell DD, Baron RW. Early detection of cattle grub (Hypoderma lineatum and H. bovis) (Diptera, Oestridae) using ELISA. Med Vet Entomol 1990;4:35-42.
Douzal Y. Development of the French national programme of eradication of bovine hypodermosis. In: Pfister K, Charbon JL, Tarry DW, Pithan K, editors. Improvements in control methods for warble-fly in cattle and goats. Thun: Commission of the European Communities, 1994:23-24.
Liebish A, Liebish G. The 1992/93 status of hypodermosis control in cattle in Germany. In: Pfister K, Charbon JL, Tarry DW, Pithan K, editors. Improvements in control methods for warble-fly in cattle and goats. Thun: Commission of the European Communities, 1994:17-20.
O'Brien DJ. Warbles in Ireland. In: Pfister K, Charbon JL, Tarry DW, Pithan K, editors. Improvements in control methods for warble-fly in cattle and goats. Thun: Commission of the European Communities, 1994:11-16.
O'Brien DJ. Report on the work of COST Action 811 improvement means of control of warble-fly in cattle and goats 1991-1995. Proceedings of the VII European Multicolloquium of Parasitology; 1996 septiembre 2-6; Parma, Italia. Roma: Instituto de Parasitología, Univ de Roma, 1996:403.
Sol J, Sampimon OC. Eradication of the warble fly in the Netherlands. In: Pfister K, Charbon JL, Tarry DW, Pithan K, editors. lmprovements in control methods for warblefly in cattle and goats. Thun: Commission of the European Communities, 1994:45-46.
Tarry DW. Hypodermosis in Britain: a fragile success. In: Pfister K, Charbon JL, Tarry DW, Pithan K, editors. Improvements in control methods for warble-fly in cattle and goats. Thun: Commission of the European Communities, 1994:3-9.