A color atlas of clinical helminthology of domestic animals, (Revised edition)

This volume comprehensively illustrates all major helminth parasites of veterinary importance using more than 900 spectacular color photographs of exceptional quality and clarity. No comparable atlas or publication of helminth parasites and their effect on the host animal exists. It demonstrates the life cycle stages, clinical conditions, diagnostic measures, fecal examination techniques, pathology and epidemiology relevant to helminths of domestic and companion animals. The scope and subject matter of this atlas are addressed to a broad audience interested in the helminth parasites of domestic animals, many of which are of zoonotic importance. The atlas will be an invaluable reference work in veterinary schools, medical schools, and schools of public health, at both undergraduate and graduate teaching levels. It will be of great assistance to parasitologists, animal and human healthcare personnel, and diagnostic and research personnel, in better understanding and interpreting individual parasites and their effect on the host animal.

Foreword to the first edition. Acknowledgments to the first edition. Foreword to the revised edition. Acknowledgments to the revised edition. Part. Classification. Category of helminths. Trematoda (Flukes). Cestoda (Tapeworms). Nematoda (Roundworms). Nematomorpha / Acanthocephala / Hirudinae. Gastropoda (Univalves). Part. Atlas of individual worms. Fasciola spp. (lesions and adult worms). Fasciola gigantica - Japanese strain (eggs,Lymnaea). Fasciola gigantica - Japanese strain (moment from cercaria to metacercaria). Fasciola gigantica - Japanese strain (metacercariae, zoonotic infections). Fasciolopsis buski. Dicrocoelium chinensis. Eurytrema pancreaticum. Echinostoma sp. (probably E. revolutum). Cymbiforma (Notocotylidae). Paragonimus westermani. Rumen fluke (adult worm). Rumen fluke (egg, cercaria, Planorbid snails). Gigantocotyle. Homalogaster paloniae. Schistosoma japonicum. Anoplocephala perfoliata / A. magna. Moniezia benedeni. Moniezia expansa. Thysanosoma actinioides (fringed tapeworm). Raillietina cesticillus (macro). Raillietina cesticillus (micro).Cysticercus cellulosae (macro). Cysticercus cellulosae (micro). Cysticercus pisiformis. Cysticercus tenuicollis. Cysticercus bovis. Coenurus serialis. Diphyllobothrium erinacei. Strongyloides papillosus (worm). Strongyloides papillosus (disease, death). Strongyloides ratti / S. venezuelensis. Agriostomum vryburgi. Bunostomum phlebotomum / Chabertia ovina. Horse strongyles (lesions, large strongyles). Horse strongles (small strongyles).Oesophagostomum radiatum (nodular worm of cattle). Oesophagostomum dentatum (nodular worm of pigs). Syngamus trachea (in fowl). Mammonogamus laryngeus (in ruminants). Stephanurus dentatus. Cooperia spp.Haemonchus spp. Ostertagia ostertagi (adult worm). Ostertagia ostertagi (immature worm). Trichostrongylus axei. Hyostrongylus rubidus. Nematodirus helvetianus. Mecistocirrus digitatus. Dictyocaulus viviparus(adult worm). Dictyocaulus viviparus (larvae). Dictyocaulus filaria. Metastrongylus apri (adult worm). Metastrongylus apri (larvae). Metastrongylus salmi. Heterakis gallinarum. Ascaridia galli. Ascaris suum. Toxocara vitulorum - compared to Ascaris suum (infection site). Toxocara vitulorum - compared to Ascaris suum (macro). Toxocara vitulorum - compared to Ascaris suum (micro). Toxocara canis. Toxocara cati. Parascaris equorum. Oxyuris equi (horse pinworm). Dentostomella translucida. Habronema megastoma. Tetrameres confusa. Tetrameres americana. Gnathostoma sp. Thelazia rhodesi. Thelazia callipaeda. Spirocerca lupi. Ascarops strongylina. Physaloptera praeputialis. Parafilaria bovicola. Dirofilaria immitis. Onchocerca gibsoni. Setaria digitata. Setaria marshalli. Setaria equina. Trichuris discolor (in cattle). Trichuris suis (adult worm). Trichuris suis (acute trichuriosis). Trichuris vulpis (in dog). Capillaria contorta (in fowl). Dioctophyma renale (macro).Dioctophyma renale (micro). Gordius sp. (Nematomorpha, horsehair worms). Macracanthorhynchus hirudinaceus (Acanthocephala). Atypical Macracanthorhynchus hirudinaceus, proboscis is absent. Centrorhynchus sp. (Acanthocephala). Corynosoma sp. (Acanthocephala). Hirudo (Hirudinae, leech). Part. Supplemental photographs, sketches and laboratory techniques. Parasite eggs from cattle faeces (a). Parasite eggs from cattle faeces (b). Parasite eggs from pig faeces. Freshwater snails from various locations in Thailand (1989). Summary of parasite faecal examination methods. Apparatus for faecal examination. Faecal weighing and determination of faecal consistency. Four practical faecal examination techniques. O-ring technique - a modified McMaster technique. Beads technique for Fasciola EPG count. Sugar centrifugal flotation technique. Polyethylene tube culture technique. Fasciola gigantica (Japanese strain) mounted specimen. Development of eggs of Fasciola gigantica (Japanese strain). Fasciola (life cycle, eggs, snail culture). Fasciola (eggs, miracidium, snail) / Dic