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Semen Examination in Dogs with Canine Brucellosis

American Journal of Veterinary Research, 1979
SUMMARY Serial changes in seminal morphology of dogs with experimentally induced Brucella canis infection were determined. Semen from infected dogs was examined each week until postinfection (pi) week 35 in 6 dogs, and intermittently in 2 dogs beginning pi week 60 and in 2 other dogs at pi week 100.
L W, George, J R, Duncan, L E, Carmichael   +2 more
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CURRENT STATUS OF CANINE BRUCELLOSIS IN INDIA

The Indian Journal of Animal Reproduction, 2023
Canine brucellosis is a bacterial disease caused by Brucella canis which is the most common cause of reproductivefailure in dogs. Incidence of the disease is higher in stray dogs than in pets. Though brucellosis was reported to haveexisted in India since 1879, the methodical study was taken up as late as 1943, in animals and man in Madraspresidency ...
NANCY JASROTIA, NAGARAJ GULAGI, MANAS KUMAR PATRA, ANJU KUJUR   +3 more
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A Serologic Survey for Canine Brucellosis in a Metropolitan Area

Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1974
SUMMARY A serologic survey of 228 dogs in the Nashville, Tennessee, area demonstrated a prevalence of Brucella canis antibodies indicative of active infection to be approximately 3½ times greater in stray dogs than in non-stray dogs.
L E, Fredrickson, C E, Barton
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[Canine brucellosis--a case report].

Berliner und Munchener tierarztliche Wochenschrift, 2004
Brucella (B.) canis was isolated from ejaculate of a 4-year old Korthals-Griffon male dog after occurrence of epididymitis and orchitis. Despite several trials of therapy with different antibiotics relapes occurred, with B. canis being isolated from ejaculate, blood and urine samples, respectively. Bacteriological examinations were added by serological
Karsten, Nöckler, Peter, Kutzer, Stephan, Reif, Nora, Rosenberger, Angelika, Draeger, Peter, Bahn, Cornelia, Göllner, Christiane, Erlbeck   +7 more
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Scrotal and Testicular Changes in Canine Brucellosis: A Case Report

Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1978
SUMMARY An Irish Setter with scrotal enlargement had an agglutination titer to Brucella canis of ≥ 1:200, but B canis was not cultured from the blood. Unusual findings included draining ulcers in the scrotum from which B canis was cultured, a necrotic testicle, and inflammation of the entire scrotum.
T R, Schoeb, R, Morton
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Canine brucellosis: newer knowledge.

Developments in biological standardization, 1976
Canine brucellosis is a worldwide disease of dogs characterized prinicpally by abortions in females and epididymitis and infertility in males. It originally was observed in the USA, but recently it has been discovered in Japan, Mexico, Peru, Germany and, possibly, in Brazil.
L E, Carmichael, L W, George
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Canine brucellosis in a Saskatchewan kennel.

The Canadian veterinary journal = La revue veterinaire canadienne, 2008
Canine brucellosis is rare in Canada. This report describes an outbreak of Brucella canis infection within a kennel, emphasizing diagnostic and pathologic findings. Gender differences are described. The progestational, nongravid uterus, female spleen, and prostate gland are consistent sites of bacterial isolation.
Sebastian J, Brennan, Musangu, Ngeleka, Hélène M, Philibert, Lorry B, Forbes, Andrew L, Allen   +4 more
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Canine Brucellosis

Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 2019
Lin K. Kauffman, Christine A. Petersen
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Canine Brucellosis

Veterinary Clinics of North America, 1977
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Canine brucellosis in a commercial breeding kennel

Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1984
R L, Jones, J K, Emerson
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