Therapeutic effect of oxfendazole on the intestinal phase of trichinella spiralis larvae

Oxfendazole proved to be a highly effective Antihelmintic against Trichinella spiralis larvae when given at the dose rate of 10 mg/kg body weight, two and four days post experimental infection. The drug showed no prophylactic value. The results were discussed

Experimental transmission of some blood parasites rhipicephalus species in Egypt II the role of R turanicus in transmitting babesia ovis in sheep

Studies on experimental transmission of Babesia ovis were undertaken using laboratory bred Rhipicephalus turanicus, together with splenectomized and non-splenectomized sheep. Vermiform merozoites were detected in haemolymph of engorged female ticks as well as in some eggs of the 4th batch. On the other hand, stage-to-stage transmission of B. ovis by R. turanicus failed

Experimental transmission of some blood parasites by phipicephalus species in Egypt I the role of R turanicus in transmitting theileria species in sheep

Studies on experimental transmission of theileriosis to sheep were undertaken using laboratory bred Rhipicephalus turanicus and 3 splenectomized rams. Stage-to-stage transmission of the parasite was also studied. Blood film examination, clinical observation and regional lymph gland biopsy through a period of 30 days failed to demonstrate successful transmission of the protozoon