acariasis

This report describes concurrent macrorhabdosis, staphylococcosis, and respiratory acariasis in a canary collection.

Feline notoedric acariasis (feline mange) is a highly contagious, intensely pruritic, transmissible skin disease caused by the burrowing epidermal mite Notoedres cati and was first detected by Hering in 1838.

a la CPVA NO paralisis cronica Virus israeli de la IAPV NO paralisis aguda BACTERIAS Loque americana Paenibacillus SI SI larvae Loque europea Melissococcus Ultima SI pluton ocurrencia 2004 Paenibacillus NO alvei PARASITOS Nosemiasis Nosema apis SI NO Nosema ceranae Amebiasis Malpighamoeba SI NO mellificae Acariasis Acarapis woodi Ultima SI ocurrencia 2004 Varroosis Varroa destructor SI SI Miasis Senotainia NO tricuspis ARTROPODOS NO PARASITOS Polillas Galleria SI NO mellonella Achrorea grisella Pequeno escarabajo de Aethina tumida NO SI la colmena Tropilaelaps spp Tropilaelaps NO SI clareae HONGOS Ascosferiosis Ascosphaera apis SI NO Aspergilosis Aspergillus flavus NO Fuente: revision de bibliografia cientifica.

All mites causing acariasis are transmitted by direct contact.

Acariasis durch Dermanyssus gallinae (Gama-soidosis) in wien.

Its infection in human cause acariasis in some organs including the lung, intestines, and the urinary tract by inhalation, ingestion, and transmission through the skin (2-4).