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Contributions of large and agricultural animal models to immunology. [PDF]
J ImmunolVan de Walle GR, Harman RM.
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America's Silent Force: The US Public Health Service Commissioned Corps and Its Role in the Health and Safety of the Nation. [PDF]
Public Health RepHinton DM, Rizek J.
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Economic burden of zoonotic and infectious diseases on livestock farmers: a narrative review. [PDF]
J Health Popul NutrBose B, Siva Kumar S.
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A "paradox of progress" shapes the social determinants of infectious diseases in Vietnam, 1975-2025. [PDF]
Nat CommunQuan NK, Taylor-Robinson AW.
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Scottish Medical Journal, 1968
A girl with cervical adenitis, from which Mycobacterium avium was isolated, and her brother with clinical and radiological evidence of pneumonia presumed to be due to the same organism, are presented. Both progressed satisfactorily after treatment with erythromycin.
E, Edmond, A J, Keay, A, Wallace
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A girl with cervical adenitis, from which Mycobacterium avium was isolated, and her brother with clinical and radiological evidence of pneumonia presumed to be due to the same organism, are presented. Both progressed satisfactorily after treatment with erythromycin.
E, Edmond, A J, Keay, A, Wallace
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Veterinary Record, 1988
Tuberculosis of the cerebrum was diagnosed in a 21-month-old chicken. Tuberculous lesions were also found in the liver, spleen, lungs, intestinal walls, skeletal muscles, bone marrow, heart wall and ovaries. Mycobacterium avium was isolated from the brain, liver and the lungs.
G O, Odiawo, J M, Mukurira
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Tuberculosis of the cerebrum was diagnosed in a 21-month-old chicken. Tuberculous lesions were also found in the liver, spleen, lungs, intestinal walls, skeletal muscles, bone marrow, heart wall and ovaries. Mycobacterium avium was isolated from the brain, liver and the lungs.
G O, Odiawo, J M, Mukurira
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Avian Tuberculosis Endophthalmitis
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1973A case of unilateral endophthalmitis caused by Mycobacterium avium is presented. This appears to be the first reported ocular involvement associated with this organism. Despite heroic topical, local, and systemic therapy, there was progressive ocular and systemic deterioration.
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Avian Tuberculosis in a Wild Turkey
Avian Diseases, 2005A liver from a hunter-harvested wild turkey (Meleagris gallopavo) from Kansas was evaluated by the Southeastern Cooperative Wildlife Disease Study. Grossly, the liver contained several grayish-white masses ranging from 0.5-3 cm in diameter. These masses were scattered throughout the parenchyma and bulged from the capsular surface.
Richard W, Gerhold, John R, Fischer
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