Study on the pathology and parasitic affection of liver in sheep and cattle at Mosul area

A sample of (700) seven hundred out of (3000) three thousand randomly collected livers of sheep and cattle from Mosul abattoir during a biweekly visits of six months period , has been subjected to both grads and histopathological examinations. Results indicated that parasites induced the highes...

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Autores principales:	I. I. Al-Sultan, Youkhana, S. O., Mahran, O. M.
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Publicado:	University of Baghdad, College of Veterinary Medicine 1999
Materias:	sheep pathology parasitic Mosul Veterinary medicine SF600-1100
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:3ef396e6b8f94530a4fd4e9ed85c696b2021-11-15T12:02:32ZStudy on the pathology and parasitic affection of liver in sheep and cattle at Mosul area10.30539/ijvm.v23i1.11911609-56932410-7409https://doaj.org/article/3ef396e6b8f94530a4fd4e9ed85c696b1999-06-01T00:00:00Zhttps://jcovm.uobaghdad.edu.iq/index.php/Iraqijvm/article/view/1191https://doaj.org/toc/1609-5693https://doaj.org/toc/2410-7409 A sample of (700) seven hundred out of (3000) three thousand randomly collected livers of sheep and cattle from Mosul abattoir during a biweekly visits of six months period , has been subjected to both grads and histopathological examinations. Results indicated that parasites induced the highest percen tages of tissue changes in the livers of cattle and sheep, the parasites responsible were Hydatid Cysts and Fasciola gigantica which indicated that Mosul and surrounding areas were endemic with these parasites. Typical cases of liver cirrhosis were recognized in cattle and less in sheep. Mixed infection of mentioned parasites with liver abcesses and hepatic necrosis were diagnosed more frequ ently in sheep than in cattle, a diffuse form of lesbons was round in cattle while the focal from was encountered in sheep. Congestion and degenerative changes like fatty livers were not seen in cattle but formed a respective percentage (1%) and (1.1%) in sheep. Other conditions were identified like icteric livers , than percentages were and low closely relatd in both species of animals. I. I. Al-SultanYoukhana, S. O.Mahran, O. M.University of Baghdad, College of Veterinary MedicinearticlesheeppathologyparasiticMosulVeterinary medicineSF600-1100ENThe Iraqi Journal of Veterinary Medicine, Vol 23, Iss 1 (1999)
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spellingShingle	sheep pathology parasitic Mosul Veterinary medicine SF600-1100 I. I. Al-Sultan Youkhana, S. O. Mahran, O. M. Study on the pathology and parasitic affection of liver in sheep and cattle at Mosul area
description	A sample of (700) seven hundred out of (3000) three thousand randomly collected livers of sheep and cattle from Mosul abattoir during a biweekly visits of six months period , has been subjected to both grads and histopathological examinations. Results indicated that parasites induced the highest percen tages of tissue changes in the livers of cattle and sheep, the parasites responsible were Hydatid Cysts and Fasciola gigantica which indicated that Mosul and surrounding areas were endemic with these parasites. Typical cases of liver cirrhosis were recognized in cattle and less in sheep. Mixed infection of mentioned parasites with liver abcesses and hepatic necrosis were diagnosed more frequ ently in sheep than in cattle, a diffuse form of lesbons was round in cattle while the focal from was encountered in sheep. Congestion and degenerative changes like fatty livers were not seen in cattle but formed a respective percentage (1%) and (1.1%) in sheep. Other conditions were identified like icteric livers , than percentages were and low closely relatd in both species of animals.
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author	I. I. Al-Sultan Youkhana, S. O. Mahran, O. M.
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title	Study on the pathology and parasitic affection of liver in sheep and cattle at Mosul area
title_short	Study on the pathology and parasitic affection of liver in sheep and cattle at Mosul area
title_full	Study on the pathology and parasitic affection of liver in sheep and cattle at Mosul area
title_fullStr	Study on the pathology and parasitic affection of liver in sheep and cattle at Mosul area
title_full_unstemmed	Study on the pathology and parasitic affection of liver in sheep and cattle at Mosul area
title_sort	study on the pathology and parasitic affection of liver in sheep and cattle at mosul area
publisher	University of Baghdad, College of Veterinary Medicine
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Study on the pathology and parasitic affection of liver in sheep and cattle at Mosul area

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