First isolation of Dioctophyme renale eggs from an urban environment and identification of those from animal urine

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Autor(a) principal: Perera,Soliane Carra
Data de Publicação: 2017
Outros Autores: Capella,Gabriela de Almeida, Pinto,Natália Berne, Rappeti,Josaine Cristina da Silva, Müller,Gertrud, Azambuja,Rosaria Helena Machado, Giordani,Claudia, Cleff,Marlete Brum
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Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Revista Brasileira de Parasitologia Veterinária (Online)
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Resumo: Abstract Dioctophyme renale is a zoonotic parasite with worldwide distribution, although its occurrence is little known. The objective here was to evaluate the presence of parasite eggs in the environment and in the urine of dogs and cats in an urban area. Soil samples and urine were evaluated respectively by means of the Caldwell-Caldwell technique and urinalysis. Out of the 100 soil samples, 3% presented D. renale eggs, and out of the 43 urine samples, 18.6% were positive, including the feline samples. Thus, D. renale eggs are present in the urban environment, and dogs and cats are parasitized by this nematode, which therefore represents a risk to public health.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv First isolation of Dioctophyme renale eggs from an urban environment and identification of those from animal urine
title First isolation of Dioctophyme renale eggs from an urban environment and identification of those from animal urine
spellingShingle First isolation of Dioctophyme renale eggs from an urban environment and identification of those from animal urine
Perera,Soliane Carra
Soil
urine
nematode
dog
cat
D. renale
title_short First isolation of Dioctophyme renale eggs from an urban environment and identification of those from animal urine
title_full First isolation of Dioctophyme renale eggs from an urban environment and identification of those from animal urine
title_fullStr First isolation of Dioctophyme renale eggs from an urban environment and identification of those from animal urine
title_full_unstemmed First isolation of Dioctophyme renale eggs from an urban environment and identification of those from animal urine
title_sort First isolation of Dioctophyme renale eggs from an urban environment and identification of those from animal urine
author Perera,Soliane Carra
author_facet Perera,Soliane Carra
Capella,Gabriela de Almeida
Pinto,Natália Berne
Rappeti,Josaine Cristina da Silva
Müller,Gertrud
Azambuja,Rosaria Helena Machado
Giordani,Claudia
Cleff,Marlete Brum
author_role author
author2 Capella,Gabriela de Almeida
Pinto,Natália Berne
Rappeti,Josaine Cristina da Silva
Müller,Gertrud
Azambuja,Rosaria Helena Machado
Giordani,Claudia
Cleff,Marlete Brum
author2_role author
author
author
author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Perera,Soliane Carra
Capella,Gabriela de Almeida
Pinto,Natália Berne
Rappeti,Josaine Cristina da Silva
Müller,Gertrud
Azambuja,Rosaria Helena Machado
Giordani,Claudia
Cleff,Marlete Brum
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Soil
urine
nematode
dog
cat
D. renale
topic Soil
urine
nematode
dog
cat
D. renale
description Abstract Dioctophyme renale is a zoonotic parasite with worldwide distribution, although its occurrence is little known. The objective here was to evaluate the presence of parasite eggs in the environment and in the urine of dogs and cats in an urban area. Soil samples and urine were evaluated respectively by means of the Caldwell-Caldwell technique and urinalysis. Out of the 100 soil samples, 3% presented D. renale eggs, and out of the 43 urine samples, 18.6% were positive, including the feline samples. Thus, D. renale eggs are present in the urban environment, and dogs and cats are parasitized by this nematode, which therefore represents a risk to public health.
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