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  • Prevalence a výskyt Strongyloides papillosus byl sledován v chovech skotu masných plemen s různými systémy odchovu (pastevní, polopastevní, stájový odchov v průběhu zimního období) v podhorské oblasti jižních Čech. Infekce S. papillosus byly zjištěny v 6 z 9 vyšetřovaných stád a z celkového počtu 1902 vzorků trusu bylo 4,3 % pozitivních. Intenzita infekce byla ve většině případů nízká. Vysoká prevalence (57%) a vysoká intenzita infekce (více než 5000 EPG) byly popsány v jednom z chovů, kde byla současně zjištěna 25% úmrtnost telat bez předešlých klinických příznaků onemocnění. Byly zjištěny patologické změny v plicích způsobené migrací larev S. papillosus histologicky charakterizované hnisavě granulomatózním, fibrotizujícím zánětem s převahou eosinofilů v zánětlivém infiltrátu. Jako příčina úmrtí telat byl stanoven syndrom náhlého úhynu telat. (cs)
  • Prevalence and intensities of excretion of Strongyloides papillosus eggs were determined in a highland area of South Bohemia (Czech Republic) in cattle of beef herds under three types of management systems (pasture, semipasture, cowshed during winter season). Strongyloides papillosus infection was found on 6 of 9 examined farms and from the 1902 fecal samples, 4.3 % were positive. Eggs excretion intensities were generally low. The high prevalence (57 %) and high intensities of excretion (more than 5.000 EPG) were found on one cowshed farm associated with 25 % mortality of calves without previous clinical signs was observed. Pulmonary pathological changes caused by migration of larvae were histologically characterized as suppurative granulomatous inflammation with young connective tissue and predominance of eosinophils in inflammatory infiltrates. The cause of death of calves was determined as the sudden death syndrome.
  • Prevalence and intensities of excretion of Strongyloides papillosus eggs were determined in a highland area of South Bohemia (Czech Republic) in cattle of beef herds under three types of management systems (pasture, semipasture, cowshed during winter season). Strongyloides papillosus infection was found on 6 of 9 examined farms and from the 1902 fecal samples, 4.3 % were positive. Eggs excretion intensities were generally low. The high prevalence (57 %) and high intensities of excretion (more than 5.000 EPG) were found on one cowshed farm associated with 25 % mortality of calves without previous clinical signs was observed. Pulmonary pathological changes caused by migration of larvae were histologically characterized as suppurative granulomatous inflammation with young connective tissue and predominance of eosinophils in inflammatory infiltrates. The cause of death of calves was determined as the sudden death syndrome. (en)
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  • Occurrence of Strongyloides papillosus associated with extensive pulmonary lesions and sudden deaths in calves on a beef farm in a highland area of South Bohemia (Czech Republic)
  • Occurrence of Strongyloides papillosus associated with extensive pulmonary lesions and sudden deaths in calves on a beef farm in a highland area of South Bohemia (Czech Republic) (en)
  • Výskyt Strongyloides papillosus spojený s rozsáhlým plicním poškozením a syndromem náhlého úmrtí telat na farmě masného skotu v podhorské oblasti jižních Čech (cs)
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  • Occurrence of Strongyloides papillosus associated with extensive pulmonary lesions and sudden deaths in calves on a beef farm in a highland area of South Bohemia (Czech Republic)
  • Occurrence of Strongyloides papillosus associated with extensive pulmonary lesions and sudden deaths in calves on a beef farm in a highland area of South Bohemia (Czech Republic) (en)
  • Výskyt Strongyloides papillosus spojený s rozsáhlým plicním poškozením a syndromem náhlého úmrtí telat na farmě masného skotu v podhorské oblasti jižních Čech (cs)
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  • Strongyloides papillosus; beef calves; prevalence; sudden death syndrome (en)
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  • Helminthologia
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  • Kváč, Martin
  • Vítovec, J.
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  • 0440-6605
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