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Efficacy of levamisole hydrochloride administered subcutaneously against Oesophagostomum dentatum infection in pigs

G. Oakley

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Critical and controlled anthelmintic trials in pigs were carried out with levamisole hydrochloride administered subcutaneously at 7-5 mg per kg against adult, immature and larval infections of Oesophagostomum denatum. Anthelmintic efficiencies of 79-1-96-3, 83-6-99-4 and 64-7-91-6 respectively were recorded.

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Critical and controlled anthelmintic trials in pigs were carried out with levamisole hydrochloride administered subcutaneously at 7-5 mg per kg against adult, immature and larval infections of Oesophagostomum denatum. Anthelmintic efficiencies of 79-1-96-3, 83-6-99-4 and 64-7-91-6 respectively were recorded.

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Critical and controlled anthelmintic trials in pigs were carried out with levamisole hydrochloride administered subcutaneously at 7-5 mg per kg against adult, immature and larval infections of Oesophagostomum denatum. Anthelmintic efficiencies of 79-1-96-3, 83-6-99-4 and 64-7-91-6 respectively were recorded.

Key concepts: Levamisole, Anthelmintic, Oesophagostomum, Veterinary medicine, Medicine, Pharmacology, Biology, Helminths

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