Publications by authors named "Aisyah Retno Wulandari"
Background And Aim: Fasciolosis due to is endemic to tropical countries and in temperate climates, highly detrimental to livestock and known as foodborne zoonotic diseases. The strategic control of the disease is mainly the use of chemical anthelmintic. This study aimed to evaluate the anthelmintic properties of extract on the ova and adult stages of .
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- Fasciolosis is a parasitic disease that affects the liver and bile ducts in livestock, making control measures crucial in areas where it is common.
- This study examines the impact of ethanolic extracts on different life stages of the parasite, showing that varying concentrations significantly reduced the development of eggs and killed adult flukes within certain time frames.
- The findings suggest that the extract possesses effective anthelmintic properties against the parasite F. gigantica, evidenced by observed damage to the parasites' structures.
Article Synopsis
- Fasciolosis, a significant foodborne disease caused by Fasciola sp., primarily affects cattle and poses a risk to Veterinary Public Health due to its zoonotic nature.
- A study conducted on 585 cattle at Ampel abbatoir in Central Java, Indonesia, from February to August 2022, found a high prevalence of 25.12%, particularly in Ongole breed, females, older cattle, and those from outside Boyolali district.
- The findings highlight the need for ongoing epidemiological research and preventative measures to minimize the risk of fasciolosis, which impacts both cattle health and poses potential human health risks.