An abattoir survey of hydatid and liver fluke disease in sheep and cattle in Ardabil abattoir, Ardabil State, Iran

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To determine prevalence and intensity of hydatid and liver fluke disease in sheep and cattle in the district north-western of Iran, a seasonally survey was conducted in Ardabil abattoir located in the Ardabil province (North-western part of Iran) from 22 December to 20 March. A total of 19860 animals (cattle 5178; sheepl4682) slaughtered in the 3-month period and overall 4167 (20 98%) livers were condemned. The prevalence of liver infection due to fasciolosis, dicrocoeliosis and hydatid cyst was 24.46 , 41.91 and 32.34% of total liver condemnations, respectively.

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Ghazaei, C. (2007). An abattoir survey of hydatid and liver fluke disease in sheep and cattle in Ardabil abattoir, Ardabil State, Iran. Journal of Animal and Veterinary Advances, (5), 595–596. https://doi.org/10.1155/2019/3562672

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