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Encephalitozoonosis in arctic lemmings.
Laboratory animal science, 1989Encephalitozoonosis was identified for the first time in arctic lemmings (Dicrostonyx stevensoni and crosses of D. stevensoni and Dicrostonyx rubricatus). The most common clinical findings were circling, torticollis, posterior paralysis, depression, blindness and death related to parasitic granulomas in many tissues.
R C, Cutlip, C W, Beall
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Encephalitozoonosis of the Cardiovascular System, Rat and Mouse
1991Frequently, no gross cardiovascular lesion is associated with murine endephalitozoonosis. Occasionally in acute or fulminating infections, the epicardial surface of the heart may appear roughened or may be covered with fibrin tags.
Karen R. Regan, John A. Shadduck
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Investigations of Encephalitozoonosis in Rabbits
Journal of Comparative Pathology, 2012M. Leipig +3 more
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Encephalitozoonosis in Household Pet Nederland Dwarf Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus)
Veterinary Parasitology, 2008Eva Petrovová, Alexandra Valencakova
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The prevalence of encephalitozoonosis in Danish farmed foxes.
Nordisk veterinaermedicin, 1986The prevalence of Encephalitozoonosis in Danish farmed foxes variated between 3.0% and 73.8% with an average of 19.3%. The prevalence was at little higher in silver foxes than in blue foxes. It seemed, that the titers variated in relation to the sexual period with the maximum value in the oestrus.
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