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Ultrastructure of Giardia canis Trophozoites
Zentralblatt für Veterinärmedizin Reihe B, 1984SummaryTrophozoites of Giardia canis obtained from scrapings of the intestinal mucosa of naturally infected dogs were prepared by Karapetyan's technique. A high concentration of trophozoites with good preservation was observed in the electron microscope.
M, Inês, T L, Sogayar, E A, Gregorio
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The American Journal of Medicine, 1975
Brucella canis, recognized in 1967 as a cause of canine abortion, is an uncommonly recognized human pathogen. Our patient, a 48 year old man, probably acquired his infection by contact with an infected dog. His clinical course was characterized by intermittent fever and bacteremia over a 4 month interval. His course, which expands the clinical spectrum
Jay P. Sanford +1 more
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Brucella canis, recognized in 1967 as a cause of canine abortion, is an uncommonly recognized human pathogen. Our patient, a 48 year old man, probably acquired his infection by contact with an infected dog. His clinical course was characterized by intermittent fever and bacteremia over a 4 month interval. His course, which expands the clinical spectrum
Jay P. Sanford +1 more
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Bebesia canis canis and Babesia canis rossi : two different species?
Parasitology International, 1998K. Moubri +7 more
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Acid Base Balance in Babesia canis canis infection
2009The most commonly reported acid-base disturbance in dogs with babesiosis and severe anaemia is metabolic acidosis. The aim of this study was to compare some acid-base parameters between dogs with babesiosis and healthy dogs. PCR method confirmed the presence of Babesia canis canis in 15 dogs. The control group consisted of 35 healthy dogs. The analytes
Mrljak, Vladimir +6 more
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ANTICOAGULANT PATHWAYS IN CANINE BABESIOSIS CAUSED BY BABESIA CANIS CANIS
2016Background. Canine babesiosis is a vector-borne disease caused by the hemoprotozoan parasites of the genus Babesia. A proinflammatory condition in babesiosis appears to influence endothelial activation and hemostatic activity. Among major anticoagulant mechanisms involved in the regulation of coagulation activation are antithrombin and protein C ...
Gotić, Jelena +3 more
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