1986
DOI: 10.1080/00480169.1986.35289
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Tapeworm (Moniezia expansa) and its effect on sheep production: The evidence reviewed

Abstract: Literature relating to the effects of the tapeworm Moniezia expansa on sheep is reviewed. While there are many claims of adverse effects by this organism, none of these withstand critical scrutiny. The balance of evidence indicates that M. expansa infections are generally harmless, even when the tapeworms are present in large numbers in young lambs, and that there is no justification for treating sheep for M. expansa on the basis of any likely benefit to the health or production of the animals. No published ex… Show more

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“…This is often associated with introduction of animals to feedlots without progressive adaptation to grains or concentrated rations and access to lush grass after rains in spring and autumn. 14 26,63 dosing with phenothiazine, 38 overdosing with netobimin 72 ) may predispose to type D enterotoxemia, but convincing evidence has not been published. Even less is known about factors that predispose goats to type D enterotoxemia, and cases have occurred in goats fed a regular hay diet for several months (authors' unpublished observation).…”
Section: Clinical Historymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is often associated with introduction of animals to feedlots without progressive adaptation to grains or concentrated rations and access to lush grass after rains in spring and autumn. 14 26,63 dosing with phenothiazine, 38 overdosing with netobimin 72 ) may predispose to type D enterotoxemia, but convincing evidence has not been published. Even less is known about factors that predispose goats to type D enterotoxemia, and cases have occurred in goats fed a regular hay diet for several months (authors' unpublished observation).…”
Section: Clinical Historymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ancak genç hayvanlarda özeııikle de kuzularda az sayıdaki paraziılerin bile sindirim bozuklukları, diyare, büyümede gerilik, kusma, ödem, anemi ve önemli yün kayıplarına yol açtığı kabul edilmektedir. Ölüm, şeritlerin biriken etkilerinden veya akut toksemi sonu olmaktadır (3,5,13,19,26 (20,28) batı (7,12,32,34), doğu (14,16,17,31), kuzey (36) yörelerimizde bulunmakta, genel yayılış ve etken türler araştırmaların yapıldığı yıllara, gevişgetiren hayvan tür-lerine, yörelere, araştırmaların otopsi veya dlŞkl yoklamalarına dayanmasına göre değişiklik göstermektedir (21,22,29). Türkiye'de bu enfeksiyonların özellikle bahar aylarında önemli ekonomik kayıplar doğurduğu bildirilmektedir (10,12,25).…”
Section: Ruminantlardakiunclassified
“…DiePathogenität derMonieziose wird kontroversdiskutiert.Während der Moniezia -Infektion einerseitsj egliche Schadwirkung abgesprochenwird (3,5,6), wurden andererseitshochgradige Beeinträchtigungen vonW irtstierenb eobachtet ( 9). So werdenf ür viele Schafherdenr egelmäßigeB ehandlungen zurB ekämpfung derMonieziose in einerW eidesaisonals erforderlich angesehen (12,19,21).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…So werdenf ür viele Schafherdenr egelmäßigeB ehandlungen zurB ekämpfung derMonieziose in einerW eidesaisonals erforderlich angesehen (12,19,21). Hingegen halten andereAutorendie Entwurmungfür nicht notwendig (3,5,6).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified