Anemia showed an association with disability and suboptimal functional outcomes, but no association with neurological deficit or mortality, at 90 days post-stroke.
Trypanosoma evansi and it is endemic in tropical and subtropical areas.
9 Camel trypanosomosis is the most prevalent disease in Ethiopia (22%) and serious economic loss results from morbidity (30.0%) and mortality (3.0%) of camels in the country.
1 Camel trypanosomosis or Surra is one of the major problems worldwide and it can attack camels at any age, even fetuses. In Ethiopia particularly in the Borana zone, the disease is widespread reducing thus the camel production and productivity.
10 Usually, trypanosomosis in camel results in anemia, weight loss, pale mucous membranes, enlarged lymph node, loss of milk and meat, and abortion.
The principle for the management of camel trypanosomosis was dependent on reducing the contact between camel and vectors. To effectively control camel trypanosomosis, it is crucial to know the magnitude and associated risk factors of the disease in the areas. This study helps to implement appropriate control and prevention methods. However, a little