Ocular thelaziosis in dogs, France

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During 2005-2008, veterinary practitioners reported ocular infection by Thelazia spp. nematodes in 115 dogs and 2 cats in southwestern France. Most cases were detected in Dordogne, particularly in 3 counties with numerous strawberry farms, which may favor development of the fruit fly vector. Animal thelaziosis may lead to emergence of human cases.

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Ruytoor, P., Déan, E., Pennant, O., Dorchies, P., Chermette, R., Otranto, D., & Guillot, J. (2010). Ocular thelaziosis in dogs, France. Emerging Infectious Diseases, 16(12), 1943–1945. https://doi.org/10.3201/eid1612.100872

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