T rypanosomiasis is a serious parasitic infection that affects both human and animals, as it has several species. Among their most dangerous species T. evansi, which is a constraint in the expansion of camel breeding in the producing countries (Ahmadi-hamedani, et al., 2014; Zewdu, et al., 2018). Whereas, it affects widely different dromedaries resulting in severe economic losses related to the disease symptoms such as decreased milk production and body gain, abortion, severe damages in vital organs such as kidney, heart, brain and finally death. The cost of the treatment and prophylaxis must be taken in consideration as another losses for camel trypanosomiasis. (Abd El-Baky and Salem 2011; Ahmadi-hamedani et al., 2014).The nature of camel trypanosomiasis as a silent disease as well as its late detection, maximize its effect and decrease its recovery rates. So, there is a need to improve our information about hematological, biochemical and pathological changes related to the disease and find new diagnostic and prognostic tools for trypanosomasis (Abd El-Baky and
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