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AbanicoVet 2020; 10 (1)

Prevalence of Fasciola hepatica in Lidia bovine breed

Fernández-Novo A, Lomillos-Pérez J, García-García J

Language: Spanish
References: 32
Page: 1-10
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ABSTRACT

Fasciolosis remains a relatively frequent parasitic infection in cattle, despite the great implantation and efficacy of fasciolicides. In the present work, the prevalence of Fasciola hepatica has been observed for five years, analyzing 251 bullfighting cattle, evaluating the presence of macroscopic lesions in the liver. Moreover, the relationship with the temperature and average rainfall of the year, and also it describes the pathophysiological consequences during bullfighting. Methodology: it was carried out in Madrid (July-September 2013-2017). Results: n=251 animals in five years, 50.20±2.68 evaluated per year, which 14 had lesions, on average 2.80±1.64 per year. Likewise, a total of 4 compatible animals with lesions were reported during the five years, with an average of 0.80±0.84 animals per year. The average annual temperature was 15.78±0.48° C. The average annual rainfall was 570.20±102.21mm. A statistical correlation was observed between the carcasses with lesions and the average annual rainfall (P‹0.01) and the annual mean temperature (P‹0.05). The experiment revealed lower prevalence (5.61±2.82) than the one described by different authors, having also compatible climatological conditions with the growth of the parasite and all its intermediate hosts. The study reveals that a good praxis using antiparasitic drugs is not entirely efficient.


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