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Hindi Research Article, J Vet Sci Med Diagn Vol: 6 Issue: 2
The Impact of Some Trace Elements Deficiency and Internal Parasites Inter-Relationship as Predisposing Factors for Foreign Bodies Formation in the Rumen of Sheep and Goats
El-Sebaie AH1, Amr Abdel Fatah2 and Mohamed Saied MM3*
1Department of Veterinary Internal Medicine and Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Assiut University – Assiut, Egypt
2Department of Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis and Department of Animal Medicine – Assiut University, Egypt
3Veterinarian at GOVS (General Organization of Veterinary Service), Egypt
*Corresponding Author : Mohamed Saied MM, Ph.D.
Veterinarian at GOVS (general organization of veterinary service), Egypt
E-mail: mosmvet@yahoo.com, Drmohamedsaied123456@gmail.com
Received: February 15, 2017 Accepted: April 15, 2017 Published: April 19, 2017
Citation: El-Sebaie AH, Fatah AA, Mohamed Saied MM (2017) The Impact of Some Trace Elements Deficiency and Internal Parasites Inter-Relationship as Predisposing Factors for Foreign Bodies Formation in the Rumen of Sheep and Goats. J Vet Sci Med Diagn 6:2. doi: 10.4172/2325-9590.1000228
Abstract
The study was carried out on fifty sheep and fifty goats, forty (40) sheep and forty (40) goats were suspected clinically as diseased cases while other ten animals of each type were apparently healthy and were kept as a control groups. All animals (Sheep and Goats) were belonged to the villages scattered in the Qena Governorate Egypt.
Blood samples were taken from the external jugular vein, and then centrifuged and stored until analyses.
The blood was taken aseptically from all the animals and transported to laboratory for biochemical analysis for estimation of copper and zinc in diseased and controls animal Fecal samples was taken aseptically from all the animals and transported to laboratory for the presence of internal parasites. The results showed a highly significant effect of copper and zinc (P<0.0001). The aim of this work was to follow the changes, during the early diagnosis of foreign body formation in the rumen of sheep and goats.
