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Anthelmintics

Known as: Antihelminthics, anthelmintic, [AP200] ANTHELMINTICS 
A pharmacological agent that can kill or prevent the reproduction of parasitic helminths, including nematodes, flukes and tapeworms.
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2014
2014
Una de las principales limitaciones en la produccion de los rumiantes son las enfermedades parasitarias, ya que pueden causar… 
Review
2011
Review
2011
BACKGROUND Cysticercosis, a human infestation by Taenia solium is endemic in many resource-limited countries. In developed… 
1990
1990
To the Editor. —Sotelo et al 1,2 report clinical trials comparing albendazole with praziquantel as therapy for neurocysticercosis… 
1985
1985
As noted in the different chapters of this volume, most infections due to worms living in the gastrointestinal tract can now be… 
1984
1984
The prevalence of anthelmintic resistant nematodes among 52 commercial flocks in south-east England was investigated by comparing… 
1980
1980
Ivermectin, one of the new avermectin group of anthelmintics, was more than 99 per cent effective in removing all stages of… 
1962
1962
In the preceding papers," 2 a chromogenic reaction was reported between derivatives related to chlorpromazine and appropriate… 
Review
1960
Review
1960
The most fundamental aspects of parasitism are those concerned with nutrition. Parasitism is most frequently defined in… 
1958
1958
WE wish to report a new series of chemical compounds effective against nematodes parasitic in the gastro-intestinal tract of… 
Review
1938
Review
1938
greater emphasis. In the treatment of hookworm, carbontetrachloride is listed among the drugs advocated without emphasizing its…