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Actinobacillosis in bovine caesarean sections
Veterinary Record, 1992 An infection with Actinobacillus lignieresii, which was spread by a veterinary surgeon, caused problems after caesarean sections in cows on several farms. The wounds became hard about six weeks after the operation, and a few weeks later small abscesses developed and later the wounds were covered with small and large granulomas.
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, 1981 Actinobacillosis is a relatively common, but usually sporadic disease of adult cattle, caused by the Gram-negative bacterium, Actinobacillus lignieresi. The lesions are often found in soft tissues around the head and neck, particularly in the oral cavity and pharynx.
J. P. Kreier, I. E. Selman
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Actinobacillosis as cause of pneumonia in a goat
Comparative Clinical Pathology, 2010 A 3-year-old female goat was referred to the veterinary hospital of Tehran University with a history of respiratory problems, emaciation, and poor body condition. At necropsy, the lungs were heavier than normal and showed grayish sulfur granules. The pleura had adhesion to the thoracic wall with fibrous tissue.
Amir Ali Shahbazfar, Abbas Tavasoli
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Suspected cutaneous actinobacillosis in camels
Australian Veterinary Journal, 1988 N R, Purohit +5 more
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Ovine genital actinobacillosis: A review
New Zealand Veterinary Journal, 2009Actinobacillus seminis infection in rams constitutes a spectrum of pathological changes in various genital organs, with a predilection for the cauda epididymis. There is a need to understand the disease, as it represents a significant factor contributing to infertility and sterility.
W A, Al-Katib, S M, Dennis
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Actinobacillosis in an alpaca (Lama pacos)
New Zealand Veterinary Journal, 1992The death of a 6-week-old alpaca being treated for acute polyarthritis is described. Post-mortem and histological findings included fibrinous mural endocarditis, lung abscessation, acute passive congestion of the liver, embolic suppurative nephritis and chronic nonsuppurative polyarthritis.
F I, Hill, A C, Johnstone
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Journal of Comparative Pathology and Therapeutics, 1944
Summary 1. B. purifaciens is identical with A. lignieresi culturally, biochemically, and in its effect when inoculated into laboratory animals and sheep; serologically they are closely related but individual strains of both organisms may be subject to considerable antigenic variation; the former designation should therefore be discarded. 2.
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Summary 1. B. purifaciens is identical with A. lignieresi culturally, biochemically, and in its effect when inoculated into laboratory animals and sheep; serologically they are closely related but individual strains of both organisms may be subject to considerable antigenic variation; the former designation should therefore be discarded. 2.
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An Atypical Case of Actinobacillosis in a Cow
Journal of Veterinary Medicine Series A, 1995SummaryAn atypical case of actinobacillosis with involvement of the skin of the right hind limb and its lymphatics was diagnosed in a cow. The granulomatous lesions were observed as several masses along the lateral part of the right hind limb. The right precrural lymph node was enlarged more than 10 times its normal size.
M R, Aslani, A, Khodakaram, A, Rezakhani
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