T Abdiev, U Suvonkulov, B Salimov, T Vakhobov, Kh Arziev
Uzbekistan belongs to the regions endemic for severe and dangerous human helminthiasis echinococcosis [1,3]. The problem is particularly acute due to the significant socio-economic damage caused by echinococcosis to the national economy of the country, amounting to millions of soums per year. All this dictates the need to organize and conduct a wide front of complex medical, veterinary and communal measures to combat and prevent the incidence of echinococcosis among the high-risk group (shepherds, shepherds, cattlemen, calves, milkmaids, hunters, animal workers). farms, purveyors, children under 14, etc.) and inadmissibility of distribution among agricultural and wild herbivores, omnivores and carnivores. This is all the more relevant due to the fact that in a number of places not only the population, but also the medical, veterinary and municipal services do not sufficiently realize the problem of echinococcosis [2,4]
