Clinical investigation of Dirofilariasis immitis
Dong Jun-yan, Lou Hongjun, Liang Cheng-biao, Xingliang He
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Dong Jun-yan, Lou Hongjun, Liang Cheng-biao, Xingliang He
Abstract
dogs were investigated in this study. It was found that 43.75% dogs were infected with Dirofilaria immitis; 99.00% of the inapparent infected dogs with positive blood test results turned into negative ones after 13 days'treatment. Filtration test, the method of search microfilaria, was mainly used, and demonstrated to be the easiest way to detect microfilaria. Some questions about diagnosis, treatment and immunoprophylaxis of Dirofilariasis immitis were initially discussed in the paper.
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dogs were investigated in this study. It was found that 43.75% dogs were infected with Dirofilaria immitis; 99.00% of the inapparent infected dogs with positive blood test results turned into negative ones after 13 days'treatment. Filtration test, the method of search microfilaria, was mainly used, and demonstrated to be the easiest way to detect microfilaria. Some questions about diagnosis, treatment and immunoprophylaxis of Dirofilariasis immitis were initially discussed in the paper.
Key concepts: Dirofilaria immitis, Microfilaria, Dirofilariasis, Dirofilaria, Filariasis, Medicine, Pathology, Biology