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BRITISH VETERINARY JOURNAL, 131, 6 OTHER NEMATODES TRANSMITTED FROM DOGS TO MAN
Many other nematodes have long been known to be capable of being transmitted from dogs to man. The symptomatology produced by such infection is well established and the main symptoms known to develop in human infection are listed in Table 1. It is particularly with respect to toxocariasis that knowledge in the last decade has grown, for it was not until 1952 that this infection was known to occur in man. An increasing amount of work is making it clear that the nematodes of dogs are important as sources of human ill-health, In addition to creating veterinary problems. REFERENCES
BISSERU, D. E. & WOODRUFF, A. W. (1968). J. Glin. Path. 21,449. WOODRUFF, A. W., THACKER, C. K. & SHAH, A. I. (1964). Br. Med. J. I, 1001. AsHTON, N. H. (1960). Br. J. Ophthal. 44, 129. BEAVER, P. C., SNYDER, C. H., CARRERA, G. M., DENT, G. H . & LAFFERTY, J. W . (1952). Paediatrics, 9, 7· WISEMAN, A. I., WOODRUFF, A. W. & PETTIT, L. E. (1969), TrailS. Roy. Soc. Trap. Med. Hyg. 63,24 6. WOODRUFF, A. W. (1973). Trans. Roy. Soc. Trap. Med. Hyg. 67, 755. WOODRUFF, A. W. (1970). Br. Med. J. 3, 663. WOODRUFF, A. W., BISSERU, D. E. & BOWE, G. C. (1966). Br. Med. J. I, 1576. BORG, D. A. & WOODRUFF, A. W. (1973) . Br. Med. J. 4,470. SMITH, M. H. D. & BEAVER, P. C. (1953). Paediatrics, 12,491.
9th INTERNATIONAL MEETING ON CATTLE DISEASES IN PARIS, SEPTEMBER 6- I I th, 1976 The meeting is organized by the World Association for Buiatrics and the French Association for Buiatrics. Further details can be attained through: Secretariat General du Congres, Dr J. Ferrand, IX Congres International sur les Maladies du Betail, Maison des Veterinaires, 28, rue des Pitets-Hotels, 75010 Paris.
Many other nematodes have long been known to be capable of being transmitted from dogs to man. The symptomatology produced by such infection is well established and the main symptoms known to develop in human infection are listed in Table 1. It is particularly with respect to toxocariasis that knowledge in the last decade has grown, for it was not until 1952 that this infection was known to occur in man. An increasing amount of work is making it clear that the nematodes of dogs are important as sources of human ill-health, In addition to creating veterinary problems. REFERENCES
BISSERU, D. E. & WOODRUFF, A. W. (1968). J. Glin. Path. 21,449. WOODRUFF, A. W., THACKER, C. K. & SHAH, A. I. (1964). Br. Med. J. I, 1001. AsHTON, N. H. (1960). Br. J. Ophthal. 44, 129. BEAVER, P. C., SNYDER, C. H., CARRERA, G. M., DENT, G. H . & LAFFERTY, J. W . (1952). Paediatrics, 9, 7· WISEMAN, A. I., WOODRUFF, A. W. & PETTIT, L. E. (1969), TrailS. Roy. Soc. Trap. Med. Hyg. 63,24 6. WOODRUFF, A. W. (1973). Trans. Roy. Soc. Trap. Med. Hyg. 67, 755. WOODRUFF, A. W. (1970). Br. Med. J. 3, 663. WOODRUFF, A. W., BISSERU, D. E. & BOWE, G. C. (1966). Br. Med. J. I, 1576. BORG, D. A. & WOODRUFF, A. W. (1973) . Br. Med. J. 4,470. SMITH, M. H. D. & BEAVER, P. C. (1953). Paediatrics, 12,491.
9th INTERNATIONAL MEETING ON CATTLE DISEASES IN PARIS, SEPTEMBER 6- I I th, 1976 The meeting is organized by the World Association for Buiatrics and the French Association for Buiatrics. Further details can be attained through: Secretariat General du Congres, Dr J. Ferrand, IX Congres International sur les Maladies du Betail, Maison des Veterinaires, 28, rue des Pitets-Hotels, 75010 Paris.