The College of Veterinary Medicine discusses the master’s thesis submitted by student Aqeel Khazal Urgent, in the Microbiology Branch, today, Thursday, 7/23/2026, in the discussion hall, and tagged: “A Study on the Epidemiological and Hematological A
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The study aimed to identify the epidemiological aspects and hematological changes associated with the infection of domestic cats with the parasite Otodectes cynotis (ear mite) in the city of Nasiriyah, and to indicate the extent of the infection and the factors affecting it, in addition to evaluating its effect on some hematological indicators, which contributes to improving the diagnosis of the infection and reducing its health effects on cats.
After extensive scientific discussion of the thesis topic, and some amendments were made by the discussion committee, the thesis was accepted, taking into account the scientific efforts made by the student and his ability to defend his thesis.
College of Veterinary Medicine
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July 23, 2026
