Salud publica de Mexico · 2014
[Potential hazard of zoonotic parasites present in canine feces in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca].
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Vélez-Hernández León, Reyes-Barrera Karen Lizbeth, Rojas-Almaráz Daniela, Calderón-Oropeza Mónica Alicia, Cruz-Vázquez Julieta Karina, Arcos-García José Luis
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To estimate the zoonotic parasites prevalence in feral dog feces in Puerto Escondido.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: The fecalism frecuency was estimated in ten zones. To identify the parasites parasitological flotation and direct smear methods were used. The parasitic prevalence was estimated in the canine feces.
RESULTS: All the zones presented canine fecalism. The parasitic prevalence in the feces was 73.33%. The parasites with the highest prevalence were Toxocara canis (47.78%), Ancylostoma caninum (17.88%), and Dipylidium caninum (13.89%).
CONCLUSION: Canine fecalism comes from strayed and owned dogs. 66.66% of the parasites found in the dog feces are zoonotics. The factors associated to this problem are the suburban habitat, waste mishandling and nil tenure of stray dogs.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: The fecalism frecuency was estimated in ten zones. To identify the parasites parasitological flotation and direct smear methods were used. The parasitic prevalence was estimated in the canine feces.
RESULTS: All the zones presented canine fecalism. The parasitic prevalence in the feces was 73.33%. The parasites with the highest prevalence were Toxocara canis (47.78%), Ancylostoma caninum (17.88%), and Dipylidium caninum (13.89%).
CONCLUSION: Canine fecalism comes from strayed and owned dogs. 66.66% of the parasites found in the dog feces are zoonotics. The factors associated to this problem are the suburban habitat, waste mishandling and nil tenure of stray dogs.