Linguatula serrata is known as a cosmopolitan zoonotic parasite whose adult form inhabits
the upper respiratory system, nasal airways and frontal sinuses of dogs, foxes, cats and …

Objectives The present systematic review attempted to determine the prevalence of
Linguatula serrata (L. serrata) infection among Iranian livestock. The L. serrata known as …

Linguatula serrata is a zoonotic parasite causing visceral and nasopharyngeal linguatulosis
in humans. Dog and other canines are the main definitive hosts while most herbivores …

Human linguatulosis poses an important medical and veterinary concern in endemic
countries. Animals, as reservoir host, play a major role in transmission of infestation and …

Linguatula serrata is one of the zoonotic parasites. The aim of this study was to evaluate the
prevalence of nymphal stages of L. serrata in mesenteric and mediastinal lymph nodes of …

Conclusion: Linguatula serrata appears to be currently prevalent in some European
countries, but there are no recent extensive studies on the prevalence of canine …

Background: Linguatulosis is a rare zoonotic parasitic infection, in which human plays the
role of both definitive and intermediate host and can be occasionally infected. This study …

Pentastomiasis is a parasitic zoonosis endemic to western and central Africa. This study was
undertaken to determine the prevalence and public health implications of Linguatulosis in …

Linguatula serrata is a neglected parasitic zoonosis with less research recorded throughout
the globe on the physiological and immunological alteration of dogs infested by these …

Background Linguatula serrata, one of the parasitic zoonoses, inhabits the canine
respiratory system (final hosts). The objective of this study was to determine the prevalence …