| [occurrence of ollulanus tricuspis (leuckart, 1865, 1865) in domestic cats]. | | 1979 | 496801 |
| [chronic gastritis caused by ollulanus tricuspis (leuckart 1865) in a cat]. | | 1977 | 836707 |
| internal parasites of feral cats from the tasmanian midlands and king island. | eighty-six feral cats from a sheep grazing area in the tasmanian midlands and 21 from king island were examined for internal parasites. major food items in order of decreasing prevalence in stomach contents were insects, lizards, birds, rodents and frogs in the midlands, and rodents, birds, insects, and lizards on king island. feral cats from the midlands had 4 cestode, 7 nematode, 2 trematode and 3 protozoan parasites as follows: spirometra erinacei (66.3%), taenia taeniaeformis (2.3%), dipylid ... | 1976 | 985246 |
| [3 cases of hypertrophic gastritis associated with a ollulanus tricuspis infection in cats]. | an infection with ollulanus tricuspis was found in three cats with hypertrophic gastritis. two cats were put down because of chronic vomiting and emaciation. the third cat died shortly after the appearance of blood in its vomit and faeces. | 1992 | 1481195 |
| gastrointestinal parasites of cougars (felis concolor) in washington and the first report of ollulanus tricuspis in a sylvatic felid from north america. | gastrointestinal helminths including two species of cestodes (taenia omissa and t. ovis krabbei) and three species of nematodes (toxocara cati, cylicospirura subequalis and ollulanus tricuspis) are reported from two free-ranging cougars (felis concolor) in washington (usa). ollulanus tricuspis is reported for the first time from cougars and represents the first occurrence of this parasite in a sylvatic felid from north america. | 1992 | 1548792 |
| [gastrointestinal parasitic fauna of cats in the cities of bologna, florence and milan]. | the results of a parasitological survey carried out on 116 cats found dead in bologna, firenze and milano was reported. the parasites identified were: toxocara cati (49.1%); toxascaris leonina (3.4%); ancylostoma tubaeforme (9.5%); ollulanus tricuspis (3.4%); dipylidium caninum (41.4%); taenia taeniaeformis (11.2%); mesocestoides lineatus (1.7%); spirometra sp. (0.9%); coccidia (12.9%). the autopsies' results were compared with coprological ones in order to assess their reliability. | 1985 | 3870646 |
| [research on the cat stomach worm, ollulanus tricuspis (leuckart, 1865)--state of the art]. | the stomach worm of the cat with an unusual cycle has a special place among the nematodes. o. tricuspis can develop and breed endogen as well as exogen, the infection of other hosts with freedom of movement, takes place through the ingestion of vomitus material containing parasites. as the conventional coproscopic methods of routine diagnosis have failed, the examination of gastric mucus or gastric mucosal scrapings post mortem offers itself. intra vitam a provocated vomitus or a gastric irrigat ... | 1985 | 3895570 |
| letter: ollulanus tricuspis and capillaria putorii in new zealand cats. | | 1972 | 4524596 |
| first report of ollulanus tricuspis (nematoda) from western canada. | | 1984 | 6470897 |
| prevalence, lesions, and differential diagnosis of ollulanus tricuspis infection in cats. | ollulanus tricuspis were found in the stomachs of 26 of 201 cats which were mainly from washington and idaho. twenty-four of the cats were from research or commercial breeding colonies (catteries) and two were pets. twenty-seven percent of colony cats were infected with o. tricuspis, whereas only 2% of the pet cats were infected. no consistent clinical signs were seen. histologically there was a significant increase in fibrous connective tissue in the lamina propria and in the number of lymphoid ... | 1983 | 6849220 |
| ollulanus tricuspis found by fecal flotation in a cat with diarrhea. | | 1983 | 6863128 |
| chronic fibrosing gastritis associated with ollulanus tricuspis in a cat. | | 1982 | 7072100 |
| the tail morphology of different developmental stages of ollulanus tricuspis (leuckart, 1865) (nematoda: trichostrongyloidea). | | 1982 | 7166637 |
| a gastric nematode (ollulanus tricuspis) in cats in the pacific northwest. | ollulanus tricuspis, a minute gastric nematode not previously documented in the united states, was identified by histologic examination and by dissecting microscopic examination of stomach contents of 7 cats from 3 breeding colonies in the pacific northwest. the nematode may have contributed to chronic weight loss and undernutrition in part by causing gastric irritation, with resultant vomiting. the findings suggest that infection with ollulanus parasites may be more widespread in the united sta ... | 1981 | 7240003 |
| [distribution and demonstration of the feline stomach worm ollulanus tricuspis (leuckart, 1865)]. | | 1981 | 7271733 |
| helminth parasites and arthropods of feral cats. | the prevalence (%) of helminth parasites in 327 mainly adult feral cats from 3 habitat groupings in victoria and new south wales was determined. the cestodes taenia taeniaeformis (33%) and spirometra erinacei (33%) were common; dipylidium caninum was rate (2%). the nematodes toxocara cati (28%), cyathospirura dasyuridis and cylicospirura felineus combined (27%) and aelurostrongylus abstrusus (14%) were common but their prevalence differed markedly between habitats. ollulanus tricuspis (5%), gnat ... | 1981 | 7340783 |
| [chronic gastritis caused by ollulanus tricuspis (leuckart, 1865) in a tiger]. | a chronic gastritis caused by an infestation with o. tricuspis is described. the differential-diagnostic importance of this parasitosis in chronic maldigestive diseases is emphasized. conventional coproscopic diagnostic procedures fail as the life cycle of the parasite is confined to the gastrum of the host. | 1993 | 8457185 |
| [investigations on the endoparasitic fauna of domestic cats in eastern brandenburg]. | the internal organs of 155 cats originating from 3 different territories in the eastern part of brandenburg state were examined for parasites between 1993 and 1995. parasites were found in 85% of cats. parasites with the highest prevalence were toxocara mystax (45%), hydatigera taeniaeformis (22%), ancylostoma tubaeforme (17%) and opisthorchis felineus (16%). metorchis bilis, mesocestoides spp., taenia pisiformis, capillaria plica, capillaria sp., ollulanus tricuspis, aelurostrongylus abstrusus, ... | 1997 | 9139627 |
| a survey of helminth parasites of cats from saskatoon. | in a survey of 52 cats from the saskatoon area, ollulanus tricuspis were found in 2 animals with burdens of 2308 and 533, respectively. small burdens of the following helminths were also found: physaloptera spp., toxocara cati, taenia spp., dipylidium caninum, and ancylostoma sp. | 1999 | 10340095 |
| gastric ollulanus tricuspis infection identified in captive cheetahs (acinonyx jubatus) with chronic vomiting. | gastritis, vomition and weight loss are common in captive cheetahs (acinonyx jubatus). gastric spiral bacteria (helicobacter spp.) and the very small, viviparous nematode ollulanus tricuspis, a stomach worm of cats, are believed to be important causes. three sibling cheetahs at wellington zoo, new zealand, developed chronic vomiting, diarrhoea and debility. their parents were both south african-born. response to antibacterial treatment was poor. endoscopic examinations revealed chronic lymphopla ... | 2000 | 11212940 |
| ollulanus tricuspis in domestic cats - prevalence and methods of post-mortem diagnosis. | ollulanus tricuspus is a parasite of the stomach of domestic cats and other animals, with a worldwide distribution. it can sometimes cause severe gastritis. fifty-five cat stomachs were examined for o.tricuspis using three techniques. o.tricuspis was found in seven stomachs (13%) from adult cats; the number of parasites recovered from individual cats ranged from 9 to 119 (mean 54). the prevalence was higher than that previously recorded in new zealand. repeated dilution and sedimentation of the ... | 1984 | 16031056 |
| ollulanus tricuspis in a cat colony. | the symptoms and pathology of a domestic cat infected with ollulanus are described. the subsequent investigation of the cat colony of which this cat was a member is detailed. it is concluded that ollulanus tricuspis is a significant pathogen in the colony and that the management and housing of the colony may simulate the conditions under which felidae in zoos have been shown to succumb to this parasite. | 1984 | 16031057 |
| gastric adenocarcinoma and chronic gastritis in two related persian cats. | two 12.5-year-old castrated male persian cats from the same household, whose dams were littermates, presented simultaneously with gastric adenocarcinoma associated with proliferative and fibrosing gastritis. intralesional adult ollulanus tricuspis nematodes and rare surface-associated spiral-shaped bacteria were identified in one cat. no etiologic agents were identified in tissues from the second cat; however, gastric mucosa was examined following anthelmintic treatment. clinical signs in each c ... | 2006 | 16672584 |
| demonstration of ollulanus tricuspis in the stomach of domestic cats by biopsy. | ollulanus tricuspis is a small nematode of the family ollulanidae, found in the stomach of domestic cats and other felids. of 131 gastric biopsy samples collected at endoscopic examination, four were shown to contain the parasite. vomiting was the main presenting sign in three cats and weight loss in the fourth. the stomachs were grossly normal on endoscopic examination. chronic gastritis was observed histologically in two cases, while the remaining cases were microscopically normal. the signifi ... | 2006 | 16701681 |
| ollulanus tricuspis in an ontario cattery. | | 1984 | 17422437 |
| the parasite fauna of stray domestic cats (felis catus) in dubai, united arab emirates. | two hundred forty feral domestic cats trapped between 2004 and 2008 in the city centre and the suburb districts of dubai, as well as in desert biotopes, were subjected to a complete parasitological dissection. the established parasite fauna consisted of cystoisospora felis (12.9%), cystoisospora rivolta (9.2%), toxoplasma/hammondia (0.8%), heterophyes heterophyes (2.5%), heterophyopsis continua (0.4%), joyeuxiella spp. (65.8%), diplopylidium noelleri (37.1%), hydatigera taeniaeformis (16.7%), ta ... | 2009 | 19238440 |
| parasite communities in stray cat populations from lisbon, portugal. | stray cats live in high-density colonies in urban areas and pose a health hazard to household cats and humans. in portugal, information on the parasitic fauna of stray cats is limited and relies mostly on results from faecal analysis. the present survey aimed to determine the prevalence, diversity and intensity of parasites in stray cats from the urban area of lisbon by means of parasitological necropsy. internal organs were collected from 162 cats captured in different areas of the city and sys ... | 2014 | 23719370 |
| gastrointestinal parasites of cats in denmark assessed by necropsy and concentration mcmaster technique. | the large population of feral cats in denmark may potentially transmit pathogens to household cats and zoonotic parasites to humans. a total of 99 euthanized cats; feral cats (n=92) and household cats with outdoor access (n=7), were collected from march to may 2014 from the zealand region, denmark. the sedimentation and counting technique (sct) was used to isolate helminths and coproscopy was done by concentration mcmaster technique (c-mcmaster). overall, 90.1% of the cats were infected and a to ... | 2015 | 26169220 |
| the first report of the ante-mortem diagnosis of ollulanus tricuspis infection in two dogs. | ollulanus tricuspis is a small nematode parasite of the stomach, and its infection has been reported worldwide in cats but only one report in dogs as post-mortem diagnosis. two dogs, kept in the tokyo area, were presented for chronic vomiting. chronic gastritis was diagnosed histologically, and many nematodes were detected in endoscopically-biopsied gastric samples and in the mucus of vomitus in both dogs. the parasites were small (<1 mm), and their morphological characteristics were consistent ... | 2015 | 26050752 |
| the first report of the ante-mortem diagnosis of ollulanus tricuspis infection in two dogs. | note internal medicine the first report of the ante-mortem diagnosis of ollulanus tricuspis infection in two dogs daiki kato(1)), mariko oishi(1)), koichi ohno(1)*), ko nakashima(1)), atsuhito wada(1)), tatsushi morita(2)), soichi imai(2)), masaya tsuboi(3)), james k. chambers(3)), kazuyuki uchida(3)) and hajime tsujimoto(1))(1))department of veterinary internal medicine, graduate school of agricultural and life sciences, the university of tokyo, 1-1-1 yayoi, bunkyo-ku, tokyo 113-8657, japan (2) ... | 2017 | 28781334 |