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Considering the extent of mange disease in camels through the summer season at Taif region, KSA [electronic resource].

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Sabra, Sherifa Mostafa

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Language: English Summary language: Arabic Description: p.60-66Other title:

دراسة مدى ارتباط حدوث الاصابة بمرض الجرب فى الابل خلال الموسم الصيفى بمنطقة الطائف، المملكة العربية السعودية.‪‪ [Added title page title]

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Assiut veterinary medical journal, 2012 v. 58 (135) [electronic resource].

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In: Assiut Veterinary Medical Journal 2012.v.58(135)Summary: The skin scraping (no. = 600) were collected from (4-8 yrs.) ages of camels during 1st May- 1st September 2012, had been sampled by skin tested for the presence of demodex mites, The skin examination showed the demodex mites, infection in 33.3%, the distribution of infection on the months of May, June, July, August and September 2012 as 31.7%, 37,1%, 39,2%, 33.6% and 26% respectively. All ages are involved in infestation with demodectic mange but more commonly in camels in age (4-8 yrs.), the degree of infection were in 4-5yrs., 5-6 yrs, 6-7 yrs. And 7-8 yrs., as 19%,30.5% 29% an 21.5% respectively, The high infection recorded in age between (5-7 yrs). The sites of lesion in head, neck, back, lambs, axilla and tail were, 16.8%, 29.4%, 14.1%,8.5%,5.3% and 1.9%. The most affected area was neck:, back and head, then limbs and axilla, the tail was the lowest region for infection.

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The skin scraping (no. = 600) were collected from (4-8 yrs.) ages of camels during 1st May- 1st September 2012, had been sampled by skin tested for the presence of demodex mites, The skin examination showed the demodex mites, infection in 33.3%, the distribution of infection on the months of May, June, July, August and September 2012 as 31.7%, 37,1%, 39,2%, 33.6% and 26% respectively. All ages are involved in infestation with demodectic mange but more commonly in camels in age (4-8 yrs.), the degree of infection were in 4-5yrs., 5-6 yrs, 6-7 yrs. And 7-8 yrs., as 19%,30.5% 29% an 21.5% respectively, The high infection recorded in age between (5-7 yrs). The sites of lesion in head, neck, back, lambs, axilla and tail were, 16.8%, 29.4%, 14.1%,8.5%,5.3% and 1.9%. The most affected area was neck:, back and head, then limbs and axilla, the tail was the lowest region for infection.

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