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Filippo Maria Dini1, Fabiano Raponi2, Flavio Vallone3
1Department of Veterinary Medical Sciences, University of Bologna, Ozzano Emilia, Bologna, Italy.
Veterinary medicine and science
|August 26, 2025
Resumen
Un perro experimentó tos persistente debido a miasis bronquial, una infestación inusual por las larvas de Oestrus ovis. El diagnóstico y el tratamiento rápidos llevaron a una recuperación completa, enfatizando la conciencia de los parásitos en la medicina veterinaria.
Área de la Ciencia:
- Parasitología veterinaria
- Enfermedades respiratorias caninas
- Investigación de enfermedades zoonóticas
Sus antecedentes:
- Oestrus ovis, comúnmente conocido como la mosca de las ovejas, suele infestar a las ovejas y a las cabras.
- Aunque es raro, Oestrus ovis ocasionalmente puede parasitar otras especies de mamíferos, lo que presenta desafíos de diagnóstico.
- Los síntomas respiratorios en los perros a menudo provienen de condiciones bacterianas o inflamatorias comunes, que enmascaran las causas atípicas de los parásitos.
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