Fasciola hepatica is a pathogenic trematode parasite of ruminants with a global distribution.
Here, we briefly review the current epidemiology of bovine fasciolosis in Europe and discuss …

Fasciolosis is an economically important disease for livestock, as well as being zoonotic.
Recent figures on the prevalence of this disease have caused alarm concerning its potential …

Abstract Objective The liver flukes, Fasciola spp. and Dicrocoelium dendriticum, infect
ruminants and other mammalian extensively and cause major diseases of livestock that …

Abstract Background Liver fluke (Fasciola hepatica) is a widespread parasite of ruminants
which can have significant economic impact on cattle production. Fluke infection status at …

The geographic distribution of Fasciola hepatica infection in relation to management
routines was studied in Swedish dairy herds by testing for F. hepatica antibodies with the …

Riesgo de exposición a Fasciola hepática en ganado vacuno en extensivo de Uruguay y
Portugal determinado mediante ELISA y un antígeno recombinante. Arch. med. vet.[online] …

Maximum entropy ecological niche modelling was utilised to predict the geographic range
for fluke genotypes and haplotypes in south-eastern Europe, using the Maxent program. The …

Flukes of ruminants are flatworm (trematodes) parasites living in the liver, fore stomachs or
blood vessels, of which 40 different species may be present. Many other trematodes are …

Fasciolosis is a parasitic disease of medical and economic importance. This retrospective
study was conducted on 110 Fasciola flukes collected from livers of 14 infected Naimi sheep …

Background The prevalence of fascioliasis in a population of cattle in a new-emerging focus
of human fascioliasis in Boyer-Ahmad District, in the southwest of Iran, was investigated …