METHODICAL GUIDELINES FOR DIAGNOSTICS, TREATMENT AND PREVENTION OF CANINE BABESIOSIS IN THE CENTRAL AREA OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION

METHODICAL GUIDELINES FOR DIAGNOSTICS, TREATMENT AND PREVENTION OF CANINE BABESIOSIS IN THE CENTRAL AREA OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION

Objective of research: to study distribution and features of epizootic process at canine babesiosis in the central area of theRussian Federation as well as improvement of diagnostics, treatment and prevention measures.Materials and methods: Definition of species composition and number of ticks (Ixod...

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Main Authors:	M. D. Novak, O. U. Nikulina, S. V. Engashev
Format:	Article
Language:	Russian
Published:	Federal Scientific Centre VIEV 2016-12-01
Series:	Российский паразитологический журнал
Subjects:	dogs ticks dermacentor reticulatus babesia canis babesiosis extensity of invasion (ei) level of parasitemia degree of disease severity and course of disease hematological and biochemical parameters extenseffectiveness of drugs (ee) insectoacaricide drugs and repellents
Online Access:	https://vniigis.elpub.ru/jour/article/view/350
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