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Comparison of two techniques for diagnosis of giardiasis in dogs
2003
Parasite
Giardiasis is an intestinal parasitosis affecting dogs and able to infect human beings. Its diagnosis can not be done with the only clinical signs, the main of which is non characteristic diarrhoea. It implicates to perform further tests to detect the parasite. The zinc sulfate concentration technique |ZSCT| is the more effective one if performed on two or three successive days. Fecal ELISA kits have been developed to detect Giardia in humans and were found to be less sensitive than the ZSCT in
doi:10.1051/parasite/2003101p69
pmid:12669352
fatcat:b4xq52kluvfrfekewen7gzxrem