ArticleHelminthologia2025
Risk factors, pathologies and control of gut-dwelling roundworms in chickens.
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- Identification of a Novel Isolate of the Poultry RoundwormVeterinary sciences · 2026Article
- Prevalence and risk factors analysis of fasciolid trematodes with phylogenetic analysis ofHelminthologia · 2026Article
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Abstract
Nematode infections pose a threat to backyard chickens, presenting serious health and productivity challenges. The study aimed to assess risk factors related to pathological changes and the effect of mebendazole and its derivatives against nematode infections in domestic chickens. A total of 456 chicken faecal samples were randomly collected and analysed using the direct smear, flotation methods and sedimentation method, and histopathological analysis was performed. Sixty infected chickens were divided into three groups: X (control), Y (mebendazole), and Z (derivative), treated orally at 10 mg/kg for three days. Data were analyzed in R (v2025) to compute percentages, 95 % CIs, p-values, and odds ratios. Overall, 72 % (330/456) of chickens were infected, with nematode parasite,
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