Tripanossomose em equinos na região sul do Brasil

Silva, leksandro Schafer daAndrade Neto, Olmiro Adair Silveira deCosta, Marcio MachadoWolkmer, PatríciaMazzantti, Cinthia MelazzoSanturio, Janio MoraisLopes, Sonia Terezinha dos AnjosMonteiro, Silvia Gonzalez

Trypanosoma evansi (T. evansi) is a protozoan which causes trypanosomosis in livestock in many countries of Southeast Asia, Africa and South America. Patterns of disease vary from acute epidemics with high case-fatality rates to subclinical and/or chronic disease in endemic animal populations. It is a problem of great economic importance due to the death of sick animals and high cost of treatment. This article aims to review the outbreaks of the infection by T. evansi in horses that occurred in southern Brazil.

1. Trypanosoma evansi
2. Treatment
3. Equinos
4. Diagnóstico
5. Tratamento
6. Equines
7. Diagnosis