Does the in vitro egg hatch test predict the failure of benzimidazole treatment in Haemonchus contortus?

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Table 4

Coefficients of determination and p values for comparing the results of the faecal egg count reduction test (FECRT) and percentage hatching in the egg hatch test (EHT) at the four highest concentrations of thiabendazole (μg/mL) in a field survey of 30 goat farms.

Comparison	Coefficient of determination	P
FECRT^a vs. EHT hatching at 0.1	0.416	0.0002
FECRT^a vs. EHT hatching at 0.3	0.506	0.001
FECRT^a vs. EHT hatching at 0.5	0.567	0.0001
FECRT^a vs. EHT hatching at 1.0	0.491	0.0001
FECRT^b vs. EHT hatching at 0.1	0.591	0.0001
FECRT^b vs. EHT hatching at 0.3	0.724	0.0001
FECRT^b vs. EHT hatching at 0.5	0.845	0.0001
FECRT^b vs. EHT hatching at 1.0	0.745	0.0001

FECRT using albendazole at dose of 5 mg/kg body weight.

FECRT using albendazole at dose of 10 mg/kg body weight.

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