Bu olgunun metaryalini özel bir veteriner kliniğine muayene ve tedavi amaçlı getirilen 1 yaşındaki yeşil iguana (Iguana iguana) oluşturdu. Anamnez bilgilerinde halsizlik, iştahsızlık, kaşıntı ve deride renk değişikliği bulunan iguananın fiziksel ve parazitolojik muayenesi yapıldı. Alınan yüzeysel deri kazıntısının mikroskobik incelemesinde Hirstiella spp. akarı görüldü. Zoonoz ve bulaşıcı karakterde olan enfestasyon iki hafta süreyle hazırlanan ivermektin-su solüsyonu ile topikal olarak tedavi edildi. İkinci hafta sonunda yapılan kontrollerde hastanın sağlığına kavuştuğu görüldü
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Farmakı R, Sımou C, Papadopoulos E, Koutınas AF, Sarıdomıchelakıs MN. Effectiveness of a single application of 0·25% fipronil solution for the treatment of hirstiellosis in captive green iguanas (Iguana iguana): an open-label study. Cambridge University Press, Parasitology. 2013; 140, 1144–1148.
Gazyağcı S, Aktaş MS, Sari B. The first record of the mite(Histiella sp.) on a green iguana from Turkey and its therapy with fipronil – a case report. Veterinarski Arhiv 81. 2011; 793–797.
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Hoppmann E, Barron, HW. Dermatology in reptiles, Journal of Exotic Pet Medicine 16. 2007; 210–224.
Mıtchell MA. Chapter 9. Parasites of Reptiles, Flynn’s parasıtes of laboratory anımals, 2nd ed. / David G. Baker (ed).Blackwell Publishing . 2007; pp:198-200.
Walter DE, Shaw M. First record of the Mite Hirstiella diolii Baker (Prostigmata: Pterygosomatidae) from Australia, with a review of mites found on Australian lizards. Aust.J. Entomol. 2002; 41, 30-34.
The Infestation of Ectoparasites (Hirstiella spp.) Treatment with Ivermectin Solition In a Green Iguana: Case Report
Year 2014,
Volume: 7 Issue: 1, 85 - 87, 23.07.2014
The Infestation of Ectoparasites (Hirstiella spp.) Treatment with Ivermectin Solition In a Green Iguana: Case Report In this study; 1 year old green iguana (Iguana iguana) which brought to a private veterinary clinic for medical examination and treatment has been subject. Results of clinical, parasitological findings of iguana which has lethargy, anorexia, itching and skin discoloration in medical history. Hirstiella spp. was diagnosed by microscopic examination of collected superficial skin scraping. Infestation that is zoonoses and communicable character was treated with prepared ivermectin-water solition for two weeks. It was observed in the controls at the end of the second week that the patient totally recovered
Cunliffe F. 1949. Hirstiella pelaezi, a new lizard parasite from Mexico. PESWAB . 1949; 51, 25-34.
Diethelm G. Antiparasitic agents used in reptiles, Exotic Animal Formulary,4th ed./ James W. Carpenter (ed). Published by Elsevier . 2012; pp: 66.
Farmakı R, Sımou C, Papadopoulos E, Koutınas AF, Sarıdomıchelakıs MN. Effectiveness of a single application of 0·25% fipronil solution for the treatment of hirstiellosis in captive green iguanas (Iguana iguana): an open-label study. Cambridge University Press, Parasitology. 2013; 140, 1144–1148.
Gazyağcı S, Aktaş MS, Sari B. The first record of the mite(Histiella sp.) on a green iguana from Turkey and its therapy with fipronil – a case report. Veterinarski Arhiv 81. 2011; 793–797.
Goodman G. 2006. Chapter 9:, Skin Diseases and Treatment of Lizards, dermatology of reptils. In Paterson S (ed), Skin Diseases of Exotic Pets. Blackwell Science. 2006.
Hoppmann E, Barron, HW. Dermatology in reptiles, Journal of Exotic Pet Medicine 16. 2007; 210–224.
Mıtchell MA. Chapter 9. Parasites of Reptiles, Flynn’s parasıtes of laboratory anımals, 2nd ed. / David G. Baker (ed).Blackwell Publishing . 2007; pp:198-200.
Walter DE, Shaw M. First record of the Mite Hirstiella diolii Baker (Prostigmata: Pterygosomatidae) from Australia, with a review of mites found on Australian lizards. Aust.J. Entomol. 2002; 41, 30-34.