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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 1993
The cat must be recognized as a different entity than a dog when considering heartworm disease. The cat responds differently than the dog to larval migration, adult development, and therapy. As a result of these differences, the clinical signs shown by the cat and the therapeutic alternatives must be considered as unique to the cat.
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The cat must be recognized as a different entity than a dog when considering heartworm disease. The cat responds differently than the dog to larval migration, adult development, and therapy. As a result of these differences, the clinical signs shown by the cat and the therapeutic alternatives must be considered as unique to the cat.
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Ophthalmic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, 1994
A differential diagnosis of inflammatory periocular soft tissue masses includes sarcoidosis, ruptured dermoid cyst, infectious abscess, metastatic neoplastic disease, and idiopathic pseudotumor. The authors present the case of a 42-year-old woman with a periocular inflammatory mass caused by dirofilaria of a nematode classification as Dirofilaria ...
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A differential diagnosis of inflammatory periocular soft tissue masses includes sarcoidosis, ruptured dermoid cyst, infectious abscess, metastatic neoplastic disease, and idiopathic pseudotumor. The authors present the case of a 42-year-old woman with a periocular inflammatory mass caused by dirofilaria of a nematode classification as Dirofilaria ...
R C, Kersten +4 more
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Human subcutaneous dirofilariasis caused by Dirofilaria repens
Apmis, 1991 Med.mikrobiologi, Dirofilariasis ...
Settnes, Osvald Peter, Engebjerg, Erik
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Clinical Techniques in Small Animal Practice, 1998
Prevalence studies indicate that cats throughout the world residing in areas enzootic for heartworm disease in dogs are prone to infection. The prevalence in cats seems to parallel the prevalence in dogs in the same area but at a much lower level with cats having approximately one tenth (1/10) the prevalence seen in the unprotected dog population. This
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Prevalence studies indicate that cats throughout the world residing in areas enzootic for heartworm disease in dogs are prone to infection. The prevalence in cats seems to parallel the prevalence in dogs in the same area but at a much lower level with cats having approximately one tenth (1/10) the prevalence seen in the unprotected dog population. This
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Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1989
J C, Wright, C M, Hendrix, R G, Brown
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J C, Wright, C M, Hendrix, R G, Brown
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2018
Heartworm disease is probably the most well-known disease of dogs, and its epidemiology is being recorded in those countries in which the disease is routinely treated in the domestic dog. It is hoped that this text will be of benefit to us all and that our understanding of this disease will continue to grow and so enable us to resolve some of the ...
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Heartworm disease is probably the most well-known disease of dogs, and its epidemiology is being recorded in those countries in which the disease is routinely treated in the domestic dog. It is hoped that this text will be of benefit to us all and that our understanding of this disease will continue to grow and so enable us to resolve some of the ...
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Subconjunctival dirofilariasis
American Journal of Ophthalmology, 2022Adam Wylęgała +2 more
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Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1982
W R, Miller, D A, Merton
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W R, Miller, D A, Merton
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Human subcutaneous dirofilariasis: the ‘migrating’ skin tumor
Case Reports in Plastic Surgery & Hand Surgery, 2021Jens Hjermind Højvig +2 more
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