| [biological infection of soil on the flooded areas of wrocław city]. | the distribution of geohelminth eggs on the appartment backyards of wrocław city after flood disaster was studied. out of 100 soil samples examined 17% were positive. toxocara spp.eggs were present in 6% samples examined, ascaris spp. in 2% and other eggs (capilaria sp. and trichuris vulpis) in 9% samples examined. soil contamination of wrocław area was much less than in other cities of poland and europe. the prevalence of geohelminth eggs on flooded areas was very similar to that on the not-flo ... | 1999 | 16883719 |
| comparative efficacy of flubendazole chewable tablets and a tablet combination of febantel, pyrantel embonate and praziquantel against trichuris vulpis in experimentally infected dogs. | fourteen of 23 dogs developing patent trichuris vulpis infections by 120 days p.i. with 5000 embryonated eggs were allocated into three groups. one group was treated with flubendazole 220 mg chewable tablets (flubenol) at the recommended dose regimen once daily for 3 days. the second group was given the recommended single treatment with a tablet containing 150 mg febantel, 144 mg pyrantel embonate and 50 mg praziquantel in combination (drontal plus). the third group remained untreated. all dogs ... | 2003 | 14650738 |
| [pseudohypoadrenocorticism in two siberian huskies with gastrointestinal parasitoses]. | two siberian huskies were presented because of anorexia, chronic diarrhoea, polydipsia and polyuria. the most significant clinical finding was a severe dehydration. laboratory results showed severe electrolyte disturbances with sodium: potassium ratios of 13.2 and 15.4, respectively. hypoadrenocorticism could be excluded in both dogs with an acth stimulation test. the plasma aldosterone concentrations before and after stimulation were very high, which might be due to a stimulation by the electro ... | 2002 | 11887615 |
| habitat related differences in helminth parasites of red foxes in the ebro valley. | the prevalences of helminth parasites found on red foxes collected in two different habitats of the ebro valley, in north-eastern spain were compared. twenty helminth species, including one trematode, six cestodes, 12 nematodes and one acanthocephalan were found. metorchis albidus, uncinaria stenocephala and dirofilaria immitis were more prevalent in the irrigated lands close to the main rivers of the study area, whereas trichuris vulpis and pterygodermatites affinis showed higher prevalences in ... | 1998 | 9877074 |
| trichuris vulpis infection in slum children. | trichuris vulpis was identified in two children from urban slums. both of them had nonspecific abdominal pain and one had episodes of diarrhea. clinical recovery was good after treatment with mebendazole. | 1998 | 9795508 |
| anthelmintic efficacy of milbemycin oxime against trichuris vulpis in dogs. | the anthelmintic efficacy of milbemycin oxime against dog whipworm, trichuris vulpis, was evaluated. a total of 21 t. vulpis positive dogs were divided into 3 groups, one (5 dogs) for control and the other two (8 dogs each) for anthelmintic treatment with oral administration of milbemycin oxime. | 1998 | 9524958 |
| identification of a nasal nematode (eucoleus boehmi) in greyhounds. | eggs of eucoleus boehmi were recovered from the faeces of greyhounds from three breeding farms and four racetrack kennels and from those of four greyhounds submitted for necropsy. diagnosis was dependent on differentiation of the eggs of e. boehmi, e. aerophilus and trichuris vulpis. quantitative fecal examinations conducted weekly for 24 weeks in one greyhound suggested that the egg shedding pattern of e. boehmi is cyclical. nasal swabs failed to reveal eggs of e. boehmi, but nasal washings gav ... | 1993 | 8146953 |
| visceral larva migrans caused by trichuris vulpis. | two brothers with visceral larva migrans caused by trichuris vulpis were diagnosed after they had been investigated for an eosinophilia. both patients were almost asymptomatic. the diagnosis of visceral larva migrans was based on the results of immunoelectrophoretic studies and no liver biopsy was performed. after administration of thiabendazole, the number of eosinophils and serum total ige levels gradually decreased, and the patients have remained well. | 1980 | 7436519 |
| production of succinate by the canine whipworm trichuris vulpis. | | 1965 | 5856669 |
| [the effect of acupuncture on hematologic and biochemical values in dogs with endoparasitic infections]. | selected hematological and biochemical indicators in blood were studied in seven dogs for 57 days. six dogs were exposed to long-term, pre-experimental, natural invasion of the endoparasite trichuris vulpis, one dog to toxascaris leonina. in both cases the invasion of parasites was only weak, without any clinical symptoms. acupuncture was performed on the first to fourth experimental days by steel acupuncture needles used in human medicine by introducing them into gv-14, st-36 and sp-6 points fo ... | 1985 | 3934836 |
| human cases of infection with canine whipworms, trichuris vulpis (froelich, 1789), in japan. | the eggs of trichuris, detected in the feces of 19 persons who had stayed in institutions for mentally retarded and/or multi-handicapped patients, were identified as those of t. vulpis (froelich, 1789) on the basis of morphological features. this is the first record of human infection with the canine whipworm in japan. | 1986 | 3586394 |
| epizootiology of endoparasitic infections in pet dogs and cats presented to a veterinary teaching hospital. | prevalences of, and risk factors associated with, protozoan and helminth parasite infections were determined for pet dogs and cats presented to the teaching hospital of the university of pennsylvania school of veterinary medicine. of 2294 canine fecal specimens, 34.8% were found to contain one or more kinds of parasite, consisting of: hookworms (14.4%); trichuris vulpis (12.3%); giardia (7.2%); ascarids (5.5%); coccidia (2.7%); cestodes (1.6%). the following risk factors were identified with inf ... | 1988 | 3245104 |
| [intestinal parasitosis of the canine population in the principate of asturias]. | a study is made of coprological samples from 354 dogs, 252 of them male and 102 female. parasitism was found in 94 dogs (26.5%), of which 14 (15%) showed two or more associated parasites. the councils with the highest degree of parasitism were: peñamellera baja (77.7%), ribadedeva (57.1%), castropol (53.8%), ribadesella (50%), piloña (46.6%), and tapias de casariego (44.4%). the parasites most frequently isolated were: anciostoma caninum (19.2%), trichuris vulpis (8.2%), cystoisospora canis (3%) ... | 1989 | 2635797 |
| anthelmintic activity of diuredosan in dogs experimentally infected with ancylostoma caninum and trichuris vulpis. | the efficacy of diuredosan was determined in dogs experimentally infected with ancylostoma caninum and trichuris vulpis. diuredosan at dosages of 25, 50, and 100 mg/kg was 99% effective against a caninum. efficacies against t vulpis were 88, 85, and 94% at dosages of 25, 50, and 100 mg/kg, respectively. | 1976 | 984564 |
| gastrointestinal parasitism of iowa coyotes in relation to age. | taenia sp., physaloptera sp., ancylostoma caninum, toxascaris leonina, and/or trichuris vulpis were recovered from gastrointestinal tracts of 141 and 144 (97.9%) coyotes ranging from 1/2 to 8 1/2 years of age. ancylostoma caninum exhibited a significant decline in both prevalence and mean number per coyote with increasing age of the host. taenia sp. appeared with consistently high prevalence in all age classes. physaloptera sp. and t. leonina showed general reductions in prevalence in all age cl ... | 1978 | 641673 |
| efficacy of dichlorvos administered orally in single and repeated doses for removal of canine whipworms. | a single dose of dichlorvos (2,2-dichlorovinyl dimethyl phosphate) was administered orally at a dosage of 30 mg/kg to 19 dogs naturally infected with trichuris vulpis and to 13 dogs experimentally infected with t vulpis. based on the presence or absence of whipworm eggs in the feces, 10 to 14 days after treatment, dogs were either killed and the number of remaining worms counted, or the dogs were given a 2nd treatment. after the initial treatment, 18 dogs had a mean of 0.5 worms (sd +/- 0.5) rem ... | 1977 | 562334 |
| [nematodes with zoonotic potential in parks of the city of tunja, colombia]. | to identify the presence of parasites with zoonotic potential in major parks in the city of tunja, boyacá. | 2017 | 26235778 |
| morphological diversity of trichuris spp. eggs observed during an anthelminthic drug trial in yunnan, china, and relative performance of parasitologic diagnostic tools. | the presence of large trichuris spp. eggs in human faecal samples is occasionally reported. such eggs have been described as variant trichuris trichiura or trichuris vulpis eggs. within the frame of a randomised controlled trial, faecal samples collected from 115 bulang individuals from yunnan, people's republic of china were subjected to the kato-katz technique (fresh stool samples) and the flotac and ether-concentration techniques (sodium acetate-acetic acid-formalin (saf)-fixed stool samples) ... | 2015 | 25174679 |
| molecular characterization of trichuris serrata. | trichuris serrata, a whipworm of cats, can cause inflammation in the cecum and upper portion of the large intestine. it is unknown if the virulence and pathology of t. serrata differ from trichuris campanula, the other species in cats. distinguishing the species based on egg size is challenging. in addition, trichuris eggs can be difficult to distinguish from capillaria spp. this paper presents the first molecular description of t. serrata. the 18s ribosomal rna (rrna) gene was sequenced from ma ... | 2015 | 25758586 |
| enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay for coproantigen detection of trichuris vulpis in dogs. | infections with trichuris vulpis, the canine whipworm, may be challenging to diagnose even though characteristic bipolar eggs are shed by mature worms and may be recovered from feces. decreased detection sensitivities because of using flotation solutions with specific gravities <1.3 and a lengthy prepatent period can lessen the diagnostician's ability to detect infection. coproantigen detection in feces is becoming an accepted form of diagnosing parasitic infections and can circumvent some of th ... | 2014 | 24670954 |
| parasites in stool samples in the environment of ilha da marambaia, rio de janeiro, brazil: an approach in public health. | this research aimed to describe the frequency of parasites in stool samples in the environment of ilha da marambaia, rio de janeiro, brazil. one hundred and five stool samples were collected and processed by the coproparasitological techniques ethyl acetate sedimentation and centrifuge-flotation using saturated sugar solution. parasites were detected in 81.9% of the samples, hookworm being the most prevalent, followed by trichuris vulpis. ascaris sp. eggs were also found. a high level of evoluti ... | 2012 | 22499418 |