Paramphistomosis of goats

Abstract

Paramphistomosis is a parasitic disease that in goats and rarely cause P.cervi and P.microbothrium. During the investigations conducted in the period 2012-2014 at several locations in Serbia, the prevalence ranged from 2.75-15.43%. Adult parasites were localized in the rumen and reticulum, immature in the duodenum or abomazus. Acute or intestinal pharamphistomosis occurs in young animals. It is caused by juvenile forms of the parasite. It occurs acute necrotizing hemorrhagic duodenitis, usually 2 -3 weeks after infection. The lining of the pyloric and duodenal rennet are edematous, catarrhal with bloody mucus, and a large number of parasites. Blood vessels are overfilled with blood. Diagnosis is made by stool examination and autopsy and histological examination determination by Nesmark-in.

Paramfistomoza je parazitsko obolenje koje kod koza uzrokuju P.cervi a rede i P.microbothrium. Tokom istraživanja radenih u periodu 2012-2014 na više lokaliteta u Srbiji, prevalenca je varirala od 2.75-15.43%. Odrasli paraziti su lokalizovani u rumenu i retikulumu, nezreli u duodenumu ili abomazusu. Akutna ili crevna paramfistomoza se javlja kod mladih životinja. Izazivaju je juvenilni oblici parazita. Nastaje akutni nekroticni hemoragicni duodenitis, najčešće 2 -3 nedelje po infekciji. Sluznica pilorusa sirista i duodenuma su edematozne, kataralne sa krvavom sluzi i velikim brojem parazita. Krvni sudovi su prepunjeni krvlju. Dijagnoza se postavlja koprološkim pregledom i obdukcijom a determinacija histološkim pregledom po Nesmark-u.