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Table 2.

Median diagnostic rates (cases / 1000 submissions) of dictyocaulosis, ostertagiosis and parasitic gastroenteritis (PGE) recorded in the Veterinary Investigation Diagnosis Analysis (VIDA) surveillance database

Five-year timeframe	Median dictyocaulosis rates (cases/1000 submissions)	Median ostertagiosis rates (cases/1000 submissions)	Median PGE rates (cases/1000 submissions)
1980–1984	1.00^{a, b, c}	3.95^{a, b, c, d, e}	3.21^{a, b}
1985–1989	1.22^{d, e, f}	1.94^{f, g, h, i}	1.83^c
1990–1994	1.31^{g, h, i}	0.70^{a, j}	1.60^{a, d, e, f, g}
1995–1999	11.22^{a, d, g}	0.60^{b, f}	2.77^{d, h, I, j}
2000–2004	9.35^{b, e, h, j, k}	0.35^{c, g}	3.37^{e, h}
2005–2009	6.18^{c, f, i, j}	0.48^{d, h}	6.21^{b, c, f, i}
2010–2014	3.54^k	0.40^{e, i, j}	4.32^{g, j}

Letters (a–j) refer to significant differences between pairs for each parasitic disease according to the Mann–Whitney U test.