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  • Title: The importance of endoparasite counts at necropsy.
    Author: Jordan HE, Stair EL.
    Journal: Mod Vet Pract; 1984 Oct; 65(10):763-6. PubMed ID: 6504013.
    Abstract:
    In a 2-year study of 49 Oklahoma cattle with a typical history of clinical endoparasitism, 12 animals had Ostertagia only, and Ostertagia was the predominant endoparasite in 21. Only 1 animal had a pure Haemonchus population. Though primary endoparasitism was diagnosed antemortem in 32 animals, postmortem worm counts confirmed the diagnosis in only 19. Worm counts documented inapparent disease in 8 animals. In 21 cases of suspected of toxicosis, 12 animals had endoparasitism none was poisoned.
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