Determination of Endoparasites by Faecal Examination in the Wild Boar Population in Vojvodina (Serbia)

Stojanov, İgor; Pavlović, Ivan; Pušić, Ivan; Radulović, Jasna Prodanov; Ratajac, Radomir; Marčić, Doroteja; Savić, Božidar

doi:10.1515/macvetrev-2017-0029

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“…Conforme descrito acima, 57,7% dos suídeos avaliados apresentaram amostras positivas nas análises coproparasitológicas (Tabela 1), sendo esta uma taxa de infecção ligeiramente inferior às reportadas em estudos similares. Suídeos asselvajados amostrados na Sérvia apresentaram elevada positividade (88,46%) em amostras de fezes (n=52) avaliadas pelas técnicas de sedimentação simples e flutuação com sulfato de zinco (STOJANOV et al, 2018). De forma similar, Spieler & Schnyder (2021) encontraram 77,4% de positividade em amostra fezes (n=55) de suídeos asselvajados, amostrados na Suíça, utilizando-se as técnicas de sedimentação, flutuação e método mini-flotac, nesse estudo eles evidenciaram a presença de Metantrongylus sp.…”

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“…Já a técnica de Gordon e Whitlock (utilizando a câmera de McMaster e o cálculo de número de ovos por grama de fezes-OPG) foi utilizada a fim de estimar a carga parasitária presente. Todas as técnicas foram realizadas conforme descrito em Monteiro (2017); Stojanov et al (2018) e Mundim et al (2004). Os ectoparasitas e os endoparasitas encontrados foram identificados por meio de chaves taxonômicas, a fim de definir o gênero das espécimes coletadas e seu ciclo de vida, a identificação dos ovos presente nas fezes deu-se por meio de observação morfológica qualitativa, conforme Dantas-Torres et al ( 2019), Monteiro (2017) e Thienpont et al (1979).…”

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Identificação de parasitos em suídeos asselvajados no Rio Grande do Sul

Corrêa¹,

Caramori²,

Cardoso³

et al. 2022

Rev Agr Acad

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The term “wild pig” generically represents animals of the species Sus scrofa scrofa, which are kept in the wild, popularly known as “Boars”. Due to the wide distribution of wild pigs in the Brazilian territory, there is a growing demand for their population control and monitoring of their potential as source of diseases to domestic animals and humans. In this sense, the objective of this work was to determine the presence of parasites wild pigs captured in the state of Rio Grande do Sul. External inspection, necropsy and coproparasitological analyzes were carried out in 26 animals, including the analysis of feces by centrifugal-flotation, simple sedimentation and McMaster (OPG), as well as identification of endo and ectoparasites. The external inspection identified two ectoparasites (Rhipicephalus microplus and Haematopinus sp.) in 26.9% (7/26) of the captured animals. From the necropsy, two endoparasites (Strobilocerco of Taenia hydatigena and Macracanthorhynchus sp.) were identified in 19.2% (5/26) of the animals. Of the fecal samples analyzed, 57.7% (16/26) were positive in the coproparasitological analyses. The results obtained suggest that wild pigs act as reservoirs of parasites relevant to animal and human health. These findings reinforce the importance of wild pigs’ population control in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, along with their sanitary monitoring.

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Identificação de parasitos em suídeos asselvajados no Rio Grande do Sul

Corrêa¹,

Caramori²,

Cardoso³

et al. 2022

Rev Agr Acad

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“…Our study documented no difference in the prevalence from different host sexgroups (P 0.05) (Table 2) and between age groups, except for Metastrongylus Pedondotectus and Metastrongylus Confusus (P 0.05). Stojanov et al (2018) reported that the degree of the infection was greater in female than in male wild boars, which is explained by the development of the immune response to certain parasitic species.…”

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Helminthfauna of wild boars (Sus scrofabarbarus) in Morocco

Amayour¹,

Alaoui²,

Brik³

et al. 2019

Adv. Anim. Vet. Sci.

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the body cavity was opened, and the digestive tract removed. The oesophagus, stomach, small and large intestine, and lungs were opened and separately examined for helminths under a microscope (×10, ×40 or ×100 magnification). Results: Thirty three wild boars collected from two areas in the province of El Hajeb, were examined for digestive and respiratory helminth parasites. The overall prevalence of helminths fauna was 100% Helminth species and their prevalence species were Metastrongylus Pedondotectus (85%), followed by Macrcantronchyrus Hirudinaceus (82%), Metastrongylus Confusus (79%) and finally Metastrongylus Salmi (51%). Prevalence and infection intensity were greater in young animals than in older animals. There were no significant differences in prevalence between sexes groups (P>0.05). Prevalence of infection was higher in forest areas compared to cultivate areas. Conclusion: it's the first study made in Morocco about helminth fauna of wild boars, further studies are needed to investigate more the diversity of this parasite fauna.

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“…in fecal samples from pigs of different ages. Stojanov et al (2018) registered a prevalence of 30% of Globocephalu sp. in pigs in Serbia.…”

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Globocephalus urosubulatus (Alessandrini, 1909) (Nematoda: Ancylostomatidae) in Brazil: a morphological revisitation

Pinheiro

Melo

Benigno

et al. 2021

Rev. Bras. Parasitol. Vet.

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Helminthiasis occurs frequently in wild or domestic pigs in the most varied environments or production systems; however, the literature includes few taxonomic studies for the purpose of expanding this knowledge about the parasitic diversity in these animals. Thus, in order to expand this knowledge regarding parasitic diversity in these animals, the present study reports the occurrence and redescribes Globocephalus urosubulatus infecting domestic pigs in the state of Pará, Brazil, using microscopy. Four hundred and ten specimens of Sus scrofa intestinal nematodes were collected extensively in the municipality of Moju, northeastern mesoregion of Pará and observed under light and scanning electron microscopy. Based on morphological characteristics, the nematodes were identified as G. urosubulatus, and new morphological data were added by light microscopy and scanning electron microscopy for the diagnosis of this parasite.

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Determination of Endoparasites by Faecal Examination in the Wild Boar Population in Vojvodina (Serbia)

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Identificação de parasitos em suídeos asselvajados no Rio Grande do Sul

Identificação de parasitos em suídeos asselvajados no Rio Grande do Sul

Helminthfauna of wild boars (Sus scrofabarbarus) in Morocco

Globocephalus urosubulatus (Alessandrini, 1909) (Nematoda: Ancylostomatidae) in Brazil: a morphological revisitation

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