Epidemiological investigations of 100 randomly selected dog families in Southern Germany
revealed eggs of Toxocara canis in 67% of the litters and in 45% of the bitches. Eggs were …

A few years earlier, in 1952, it became obvious that man could act as host for Toxocara since
a nematode larva was isolated in a liver biopsy from a two-and-a-half year old child and …

The evaluation of Toxocara canis infection in stray dogs from two shelters and private
owners dogs in the Warszawa district was the aim of this study. In 1998 five hundred faecal …

The studies were carried out in 1980-1982 in Poznan (human population about 600 000).
Eggs of T. canis were found in 386 (25.9%) of 1489 dogs-374 (36.3%) of 1029 dogs aged …

The prevalence of toxocariasis was evaluated for 445 dogs, 105 cats and 92 foxes from the
Poznan region during 1997–1998. Forty one cats were infected (39%), 140 dogs (32%) and …

Dogs and soil samples from Poznań city and the nearby small town Murowana Goślina were
surveyed for the presence Toxocara eggs. On the areas examined, the range of dog's …

Toxocara canis is a helminth zoonosis that is estimated to infect more than 100 million dogs
and 1 billion people, mostly in the tropics. Humans can be infected by accidentally ingesting …

The aim of the study was to elucidate the distribution and possible transmission routes of
Toxocara spp. infection in Estonia. Out of 454 faecal and sand samples collected from park …

A coprologic examination of dogs in Cracow's Shelter for Stray Animals, carried out between
January and November 1999-2000 showed that the dogs were infected with Toxocara canis …

An important factor in the life‐cycle of Toxocara canis is the dissemination of ova into the
host's environment. This provides a reservoir for infection of the bitch with subsequent …