| [gnathostoma (spirurida: gnathostomatidae) infection in the tigerfish hoplias microlepis: prevalence, correlation with fish size, hosts, and public health implications]. | human gnathostomiasis has been reported in ecuador since the early 1980s, when natural infections by gnathostoma third larval stages were found in muscles of the second intermediary host, hoplias microlepis (tigerfish). in ecuador, this zoonotic disease is occasionally detected in humans, and its monitoring and eco-epidemiological assessment is of particular interest for its detection and control. | 2009 | 20440458 |
| domestic animal rabies control: an overview. | models for rabies control, particularly in dogs and cats in urban centers in western nations, have been based on mandatory regular vaccination and restriction of movement of animals, with removal of unrestricted animals. when this three-component approach has been unsuccessful or only temporarily maintained, especially in developing countries, constraints on implementation and maintenance, rather than the model itself, have been blamed. the ecology of the reservoir animals, the relations of dogs ... | 1988 | 3206079 |