Veterinary World · 2018 · 20 citations · 35 references
Veterinary MedicineBiologyZoologyHelminthologyParasitologyZoonotic Disease EpidemiologyHelminth EpidemiologyHelminth InfectionsIntestinal ParasitologyZoonotic HelminthsZoonotic Parasitic DiseasesDetection Of Helminth ParasitesGastrointestinal HelminthiasisHelminth DiversityParasite Prevalence PatternsParasitic HelminthsZoonotic HelminthiasisZoonotic Intestinal ParasitesZoonotic Potential
BACKGROUND AND AIM: ) in Bangladesh. MATERIALS AND METHODS: A total of 86 Asian house shrews were captured from forest areas and other habitats of Bangladesh in 2015. Gross examination of the whole GI tract was performed for gross helminth detection, and coproscopy was done for identification of specific eggs or larvae. RESULTS: spp.(3%). CONCLUSION: spp.) in Asian house shrew is ubiquitous in all types of habitat (forest land, cropland and dwelling) in Bangladesh. Therefore, further investigation is crucial to examine their role in the transmission of human helminthiasis.
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