Determinación de la prevalencia de malassezia spp por citología en felis catus del sector de la Isla Trinitaria de la ciudad de Guayaquil
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2021-05
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Universidad de Guayaquil - Facultad de Medicina Veterinaria y Zootecnia
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La frecuencia de patologías dérmicas en felinos ha llevado a asociar la prevalencia de levaduras con trastornos comunes. La presente investigaciónse efectúo con el objetivo de determinar la prevalencia de Malassezia spp en Felis catus mediante citología del sector la Isla Trinitaria de la ciudad de Guayaquil, para ello se evaluaron 100 felinos de diferentes sectores de la isla,considerando un muestreo aleatorio por conglomerado. En efecto se colectaron las muestras mediante impronta con cinta de acetato, se tiñeron con
Diff Quick, para luego la respectiva observación microscópica. Los resultados exhibieron la ausencia de prevalencia de Malassezia en los felinos, respectivamente se justifica la investigación y se acepta la hipótesis nula.
The frequency of dermal pathologies in felines has led to associate the prevalence of yeast with common disorders. The present research was carried out with the objective of determining the prevalence of Malassezia spp in Felis catus by means of cytology from the sector of Trinitaria Island in Guayaquil city. For this purpose, 100 felines from different sectors of the island were evaluated, considering a random sampling per conglomerate. In effect, the samples were collected by means of imprinting, stained with Diff Quick, and then the respective microscopic observation. The results showed the absence of Malassezia prevalence in felines, respectively the investigation is justified and the null hypothesis is accepted.
The frequency of dermal pathologies in felines has led to associate the prevalence of yeast with common disorders. The present research was carried out with the objective of determining the prevalence of Malassezia spp in Felis catus by means of cytology from the sector of Trinitaria Island in Guayaquil city. For this purpose, 100 felines from different sectors of the island were evaluated, considering a random sampling per conglomerate. In effect, the samples were collected by means of imprinting, stained with Diff Quick, and then the respective microscopic observation. The results showed the absence of Malassezia prevalence in felines, respectively the investigation is justified and the null hypothesis is accepted.
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PREVALENCE, MALASSEZIA SPP, FELINOS, OTITIS
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