| [tuberculosis in dogs in szczecin]. | | 1963 | 14119464 |
| new locations of dermacentor reticulatus ticks in western poland: the first evidence of the merge in d. reticulatus occurrence areas? | the ornate dog tick, d. reticulatus, is the second most common tick species in europe. it occurs across the temperate zone of eurasia, from england and france to the basin of the jenisej river in siberia, and the occurrence area ranges from 56-57 degrees n latitude down to 52 degrees n latitude. the range is divided into two distinct parts, the west-european and the eastern part. the western region covers france and northern spain, south-western england and wales, germany, austria, czech, wester ... | 2010 | 21449488 |
| [evaluation of rabies prophylaxis in people of the szczecin region in the years 1986-1991]. | the aim of the study was the analysis of epizootic and epidemiological situation of rabies in the region of pomerania in 1986-1991 and the evaluation of correctness in determining indications for antirabies vaccination. in analysed period of time 441 cases of rabies in domestic and wild animals were noted. altogether 2941 subjects were admitted to the rabies prophylaxis outpatient center (fig. 1, tab 1-7). indications for vaccination were analysed in each case as well as the possibility to reduc ... | 1995 | 8615542 |
| gastrointestinal helminths of dogs in western pomerania, poland. | a total of 763 fecal samples were collected from dogs in western pomerania during 2006-2007 to determine the gastrointestinal parasite fauna of dogs in this region. in the city of szczecin, 648 fecal samples were collected every month in the annual cycle from nine city areas and analysed. six fecal samples were taken at each collection time from each site. a total of 115 fecal samples from rural areas were investigated. each fecal sample was dissected with a needle, checked for tapeworm segments ... | 2010 | 21174956 |
| [anaplasma phagocytophila and protozoans of babesia genus in dogs from endemic areas of lyme disease in north-western poland]. | infections caused by the spirochete borrelia burgdorferi sensu lato may be accompanied by other microorganisms, such as anaplasma, ehrlichia and babesia. these pathogens are transmitted by the ticks and are a risk to humans and animals. ixodes ricinus ticks collected from recreational areas of szczecin and northwestern poland contained dna of the pathogens mentioned above and cases of double and triple coinfection have been documented. the aim of this paper was to determine if dogs suspect to ti ... | 2004 | 16865968 |
| prevalence of dna and antibodies to borrelia burgdorferi sensu lato in dogs suspected of borreliosis. | the aim of the paper was an attempt to correlate clinical signs with the presence of dna of borrelia burgdorferi (sensu lato) s.l. and the antibodies against b. burgdorferi s.l. in the blood of dogs. among the animals studied there were 62 dogs delivered to the veterinary clinic in szczecin and 30 from the municipal animal shelter in szczecin with varied clinical signs of borreliosis. in all cases the owners admitted frequent contacts of their dogs with ticks, both in the past, as well as shortl ... | 2005 | 16457474 |
| identification of borrelia burgdorferi genospecies inducing lyme disease in dogs from western poland. | canine lyme borreliosis may be caused by three borrelia burgdorferi sensu lato genospecies. the prevalence of infection by borrelia species was determined by nested polymerase chain reaction (pcr) and restriction fragment length polymorphism (rflp) with the enzyme fsp4h i in the blood of dogs naturally infested by ticks in an endemic region of poland. blood samples were collected from 98 dogs of various breeds, delivered to the veterinary clinic in szczecin (northwestern poland) for various reas ... | 2005 | 15782655 |
| [analysis of microsporum dermatomycoses in szczecin, its terrain and regions in the years 1985-1988]. | the retrospective analysis of m. canis infections in szczecin and its region, and the comparison with other dermatomycoses are presented. the study comprised two groups of patients: 450 patients diagnosed between january 1985--december 1988 to have microsporum infections, and 449 patients with the diagnosis of dermatomycosis made between january 1986--december 1988. data collected in form of patients personal cards were subsequently analysed with the use of standard statistical methods. most of ... | 1993 | 8154613 |