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Tapeworms: Life Cycle and Disease in HorsesIntroduction
Various surveys have estimated the prevalence of tapeworm infection to be between 13% to 82% in horse populations around the world. The relation between cestodes and clinical disease is not clear. For years the organism was thought to be nonpathogenic as horses experimentally infected do not exhibit signs. However recent research has found correlations between tapeworm burdens and medical colic, surgical colic, enteritis, intestinal perforation and peritonitis. In 2002 an explosion of more effective safe products for the control of tapeworms occurred. This article contains information on life cycles, identification, disease, and control of this intestinal parasite.
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