Publications

lungworm infections (angiostrongylus vasorum, crenosoma vulpis, aelurostrongylus abstrusus) in dogs and cats in germany and denmark in 2003-2007.	faecal samples of 4151 dogs from denmark, 958 dogs from germany and 231 cats from germany with clinical signs were examined for lungworm larvae using the baermann funnel technique between 2003 and 2007. in total, 3.6% of danish and german dogs shed lungworm larvae. in denmark, patent infections of dogs with angiostrongylus vasorum were more prevalent (2.2%) than those with crenosoma vulpis (1.4%). in denmark, the majority of a. vasorum- (98%) and c. vulpis-infected (80%) dogs originated from nor ...	2009	19019555
occurrence of aelurostrongylus abstrusus (railliet, 1898) in danish cats: a modified lung digestion method for isolating adult worms.	as aelurostrongylus abstrusus has not previously received any attention in denmark, the study investigated the occurrence of a. abstrusus amongst outdoor cats from three regions (zealand, møn and falster). faeces and lungs were collected from a total of 147 feral (n=125) and domesticated cats (n=22) that were euthanized for reasons outside of this project. using a modified baermann technique 13.6% of the cats was found to be positive. a new lung digestion technique was developed to isolate eggs, ...	2015	25858114