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The objective of this study is to assess the quality of the fish product marketed and consumed in Lubumbashi. Methodology and results: Macroscopic examination, autopsy of 60 Tilapia spp and 40 Clarias spp and statistical analysis were used for this purpose. The study of the different anatomo-pathological lesions showed that: 1° Alterative processes observed in the two categories of fish represent 42.26% and 23.95% respectively in Clarias spp and Tilapia spp. 2° Circulatory disorders represent 57.29% in Tilapia spp and 8.24% in Clarias spp. 3° The number of fish with circulatory problems is…mehr

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The objective of this study is to assess the quality of the fish product marketed and consumed in Lubumbashi. Methodology and results: Macroscopic examination, autopsy of 60 Tilapia spp and 40 Clarias spp and statistical analysis were used for this purpose. The study of the different anatomo-pathological lesions showed that: 1° Alterative processes observed in the two categories of fish represent 42.26% and 23.95% respectively in Clarias spp and Tilapia spp. 2° Circulatory disorders represent 57.29% in Tilapia spp and 8.24% in Clarias spp. 3° The number of fish with circulatory problems is estimated at 2.5 million. in Clarias spp, and cell growth disorders 12.5% in Tilapia spp and 10.30% in Clarias spp. Many of the anatomo-pathological lesions observed in Tilapia spp and Clarias spp sold on the 3 markets of Lubumbashi testify to the poor quality of the product consumed because of the danger presented to humans (toxi-infections). Conclusion and application of the results: We therefore recommend that the authorities of Katanga province proceed with the sequestration of fishery products that present a danger to the population.
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Autorenporträt
Pr Dr. Ipungu Lushimba R., Médecin vét, Université de Lubumbashi (UNILU), R D. Congo; Ass Dr.Ngoy K. M., Médecin Vét,UNILU; Dr. Pilato J. J., Docteur en Médecine Vét, UNILU; Ass Dr Banze K., Docteur en Médecine Vét, UNILU; Ass Dr Lumfwa K. J., Médecin vet, UNILU; Pr Dr Ilaka Nzashilumengu, Médecin vet, UNILU; Pr Dr Mimbwi S., Médecine vét, UNILU.