| fasciola gigantica: larval productivity of three different miracidial isolates in the snail lymnaea truncatula. | bimiracidial infections of lymnaea truncatula with three isolates of fasciola gigantica, originating from china, egypt and madagascar, were carried out to determine the effect of geographic origin of the parasite on the larval productivity of redial generations. the prevalences of experimental infections in snails exposed to strains from madagascar, china and egypt were 20.8%, 60.0% and 80.0%, respectively. at day 49 post-exposure (p.e.), the total number of free rediae in snails infected with t ... | 2003 | 12590658 |
| [study on hypersensitivity, precipitating antibodies and complement fixing antibodies during bovine infestation by fasciola gigantica]. | | 1971 | 5002886 |
| [effectiveness of injectable rafoxanide against the adult fasciola gigantica in the madagascar zebu]. | | 1978 | 734202 |
| [distomatosis in madagascar. the fasciola gigantica cycle]. | | 1967 | 5625568 |
| [inventory of fresh water snails in mayotte, comoro islands]. | no trematodosis is known at the present time in mayotte despite the close historical relationships between the mayotte archipelago and the neighbouring island of madagascar, which is heavily infested. it is noteworthy that no intermediate host has been described in previous studies in mayotte. an inventory of fresh water snails was performed from 1985 to 1988, in 53 experimental stations during the rainy and the dry seasons: 3,940 snails of eight different species were collected and further iden ... | 1990 | 2092350 |
| [apropos of the origin of some diseases raging in madagascar]. | madagascar had been separated from african continent since 5 millions years and, if flora and fauna are endemic (40 species of lemuriens) all of parasites and humans populations are imported, from africa with respect to p. falciparum, p. malariae, s. mansoni and s. haematobium (but snails are endemic ), fasciola gigantica (imported with zebus) and perhaps p. vivax, and from asia with respect to w. bancrofti, n. americanus, c. cellulosae (imported with pigs) and perhaps p. vivax, chromoblastomyco ... | 1987 | 3326688 |
| [preliminary note on the presence of fasciola gigantica in madagascar]. | | 1966 | 5951730 |
| [distomiasis in madagascar: use of molluscacides in the campaign against lymnaea natalensis hovarum (intermediate host of fasciola gigantica)]. | | 1969 | 5407991 |
| [epidemiologic data on distomiasis due to fasciola gigantica cobbold on the island of madagascar. infestation of cattle between 1975 and 1981]. | stools examinations of zebus were made in madagascar between 1975 and 1981 for determining the importance of fascioliasis gigantica in the six provinces of the island during this time. high percentages of f. gigantica eggs were found in the stools of the different infected zebus-herds of five provinces. no fasciolid infection was noted in 1979 in the cattle of the province of diego-suarez. differences were noted between the infection rate obtained by fecal examination and the rate indicated in t ... | 1985 | 4075467 |
| [role of nitroxynil in the integrated control of fasciola gigantica fasciliasis in cattle in madagascar]. | | 1988 | 3217565 |
| [attempted induction of acquired resistance to fasciola gigantica infestation]. | | 1975 | 1208923 |
| [the large island--impressions of a medical parasitological trip to madagascar]. | the course of an investigation trip through madagascar is sketched. it allowed to analyze the parasitological situation. it is explained with the sociological and economical facts and the unusual fauna of this island. the two biggest problems are malaria tropica and schistosomatosis (bilharziasis). further, ancylostoma, ascaris, taeniids, and wuchereria occur. plague is rare. fasciola gigantica has been introduced since short time only. introduction of other parasites must be feared. sleeping il ... | 1981 | 7235291 |