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Recent study on canine vector-borne zoonoses in Southern Slovakia – serologic survey
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Cabanova V. , Pantchev N. , Hurnikova Z. , Miterpakova M.
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Prevalence of Toxoplasma gondii and Neospora caninum in red foxes in Slovakia
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Reiterova K. , Spilovska S. , Cobadiova A. , Hurnikova Z.
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Content available Free-living carnivores as an important reservoir of zoonotic parasites in the Tatra Mountains region, Slovakia
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Hurnikova Z. , Miterpakova M. , Cabanova V. , Chovancova G.
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The first clinically manifested case of angiostrongylosis in a dog in Slovakia
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Miterpakova M. , Hurnikova Z. , Zalewski A. P.
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The first clinical case of canine angiostrongylosis from Slovakia, previously infection-free country, is described. 18-month old male Bernese mountain dog living in south-eastern part of Slovakia showed poor health condition characterized by weight loss, irritating cough, dispnoe, intense salivation, vomiting and bilateral scleral bleeding. Two times even the acute physical collapse occurred. Blood analysis was provided and revealed increase of total protein, eosinophilia, monocytosis, and mild thrombocytopenia. Anaemia characterized by reduced number of erythrocytes and reduced levels of haemoglobin, packed cell volume and iron was also diagnosed. Larvoscopic Baermann technique revealed the presence of Angiostrongylus first stage larvae. Infected dog excreted larvae in high numbers — in 10 g of the faecal material more than 800 larvae were counted. DNA analysis using PCR confirmed the presence of Angiostrongylus vasorum species. The first clinical case of angiostrongylosis has evidenced that the new life-threatening parasitic disease of dogs has spread to the territory of Slovakia. A serious effort is therefore inevitable to increase the professional awareness and knowledge on diagnosis, treatment and prevention.
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Content available Helminth fauna of birds of prey in Slovakia
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Komorova P. , Hurnikova Z. , Sitko J. , Spakulova M. , Salamatin R.
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The parasite fauna of buzzards (Buteo spp.) in the territory of Slovakia – the results of an initial study
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Komorova P. , Salamatin R. , Hurnikova Z. , Hapl E. , Molnar L. , Halan M.
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Molecular screening for bacteria and protozoa in Great Cormorants (Phalacrocorax carbo sinensis) nesting in Slovakia, Central Europe
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Vichova B. , Reiterova K. , Spilovska S. , Blanarova L. , Hurnikova Z. , Turcekova L.
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Content available Canine dirofilariosis under specific environmental conditions of the Eastern Slovak Lowland
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Iglodyova A. , Miterpakova M. , Hurnikova Z. , Antolova D. , Dubinsky P. , Letkova V.
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The aim of the present study was to collect data from Eastern Slovak Lowland, southern Slovakia, to assess risk of the spread of canine dirofilariosis. Climate and environmental conditions in the Eastern Slovak Lowland are ideally suitable for the occurrence of vector-borne diseases. In the past, an endemic locality of dangerous mosquito transmitted malaria was found in this area. Today, another zoonotic parasitic disease threatens – dirofilariosis. The results of the first detailed study revealed a 34.44% prevalence in dogs harbouring dirofilariae. D. repens was diagnosed in all infected specimen, with 2 individuals being co-infected also with D. immitis.
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Nematode Thelazia callipaeda is spreading across Europe. The first survey of red foxes from Slovakia
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Cabanova V. , Miterpakova M. , Oravec M. , Hurnikova Z. , Jerg S. , Nemcikova G. , Brincko Cervenska M.
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Content available Endoparasites of the grey wolf (Canis lupus) in protected areas of Slovakia
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Cabanova V. , Guimaraes N. , Hurnikova Z. , Chovancova G. , Urban P. , Miterpakova M.
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Although the grey wolf was on the brink of extinction in Central Europe in the last century, it never became extinct in Slovakia and nowadays its population is considered stable. The wolf population in Slovakia is estimated to be around 400 individuals with seasonal variations, and due to these small numbers, studies on the parasite fauna of wolf are scarce. Of the 35 parasitic species recorded worldwide in grey wolves in temperate and mountain zones of the Palearctic region, 15 were detected in Slovakia. In our study, 256 grey wolf faeces samples taken from three protected areas in Slovakia were examined using the modified flotation method with a zinc sulphate solution. In total, 169 samples (66%) displayed propagative stages belonging to ten parasitic taxa (Isospora spp., Alaria alata, Taenia spp., Strongyloides stercoralis, Ancylostomatidae, Trichuridae, Toxocara canis, Toxascaris leonina, Spirocerca lupi, Angiostrongylus vasorum). The Trichuridae was the most prevalent group, with a prevalence of 17.7–60.3%. The parasitic species Isospora spp. (3.5%) and A. vasorum (0.8%) are reported for the first time in wolves in Slovakia. Considering the zoonotic potential of some parasites, and the increasing co-existence of human and wildlife in protected areas, the present study provides important findings for further epidemiology research in the grey wolf population.
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