Frecuencia de fasciolasis hepática e impacto económico en bovinos sacrificados en Ferrería, Ciudad de México

IF 0.2 4区农林科学 Q2 Veterinary

Veterinaria Mexico Pub Date : 2020-09-23 DOI:10.22201/FMVZ.24486760E.2020.3.928

R. García, H. Romero, C. G. Molina, P. O. Galván

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Articulo originalmente publicado en:Encinas Garcia R, Quiroz Romero H, Guerrero Molina C, Ochoa Galvan P. Frecuencia de fasciolasis hepatica e impacto economico en bovinos sacrificados en Ferreria, Mexico, D.F. Veterinaria Mexico. 1989;20(4):423–6.- - - A study was conducted in cattle slaughtered at the main abattoir in Mexico City (Ferreria) from January 1977 to December 1988 to determine the monthly and yearly frecuency and economic impact of fasciolasis in the official records of the Sanitary Inspection Service of Ferreria. During this period, 2,101,224 bovines were confiscated, representing 5.19%, equivalent to 763,889 kg of bovine livers with an economic loss of 1275’00,200 pesos. The range of confiscated livers was between 3.70% and 6.28%. The year with the most confiscation was 1977 and the least, 1982; July and March were the months with the highest (6.82%) and the lowest (4.09%) figures, respectively.

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墨西哥城费雷里亚屠宰的牛肝脏法西斯主义的频率和经济影响

公共艺术的起源：Encinas Garcia R、Quiroz Romero H、Guerrero Molina C、Ochoa Galvan P.Frecuencia de fasciolis hepatica e impact on bovinos sacrificados en Ferreria，Mexico，D.F.Veterinaria Mexico。1989年；20（4）：423-6.-对1977年1月至1988年12月在墨西哥城（费雷里亚）主要屠宰场屠宰的牛进行了一项研究，以确定费雷里亚卫生检查局官方记录中的每月和每年的感染率和经济影响。在此期间，没收了2101224头牛，占5.19%，相当于763889公斤牛肝脏，经济损失1275'00200比索。没收肝脏的范围在3.70%至6.28%之间。没收最多的年份是1977年，最少的年份是1982年；7月和3月分别是数据最高（6.82%）和最低（4.09%）的月份。

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