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Veterinary Record, 1978
Enzootic bovine leucosis is associated with infection by bovine leucosis virus. The incubation period is measured in years and a minority of infected animals develop clinical signs. The disease is widespread in Europe and elsewhere and can cause significant economic loss.
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Enzootic bovine leucosis is associated with infection by bovine leucosis virus. The incubation period is measured in years and a minority of infected animals develop clinical signs. The disease is widespread in Europe and elsewhere and can cause significant economic loss.
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Enzootic Amaurosis in the Newborn Calf
Zentralblatt für Veterinärmedizin Reihe A, 2010ummary From 1978 to 1980 enzootic amaurosis has been observed in newborn calves from a limited region in Morocco. The condition was not of genetic origin. There was no atrophy of the eye structures including retina. Possible aetiologies such as vitamin A deficiency and congenital Bovine Virus Diarrhoea (BVD) virus infection are discussed ...
G. Hanschke, L. Mahin
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New Zealand Veterinary Journal, 1979
Abstract The occurrence of enzootic ataxia in fanned Red deer is reported. This syndrome occurred in a young adult and a mature deer, and was characterised by ataxia, swaying movements of the hindquarters, often the adoption of a dog-sitting posture and, eventually, inability to use the hind limbs.
Peter R. Wilson +2 more
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Abstract The occurrence of enzootic ataxia in fanned Red deer is reported. This syndrome occurred in a young adult and a mature deer, and was characterised by ataxia, swaying movements of the hindquarters, often the adoption of a dog-sitting posture and, eventually, inability to use the hind limbs.
Peter R. Wilson +2 more
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Enzootic Schistosomiasis in a Louisiana Armadillo
The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1984Trematode eggs compatible in characteristics with those of Heterobilharzia americana, a probable cause of human schistosomal dermatitis in the Gulf States of the U.S., were found in the cirrhotic liver and other viscera of a wild-caught armadillo in Louisiana.
W. A. Krotoski +3 more
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Pathology of enzootic ataxia of lambs
Acta Neuropathologica, 19611.) Enzootic ataxia or swayback has been related to Schildcr's disease -- which is of course closely related to disseminated sclerosis -- because of the fact that one sometimes sees in the ataxia of lambs a gelatinous appearance of the white matter (INNES 1939).
P. A. Palsson +2 more
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Journal of Comparative Pathology and Therapeutics, 1938
Summary 1. A description is given of an enzootic form of pneumonia in sheep, outbreaks of which have been investigated in North Wales and East Anglia. It bears a close resemblance to the condition described by Dungal in Iceland. 2. An organism nearly related to the Pasteurella group has been isolated from affected lungs showing an advanced ...
T.J. Bosworth +2 more
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Summary 1. A description is given of an enzootic form of pneumonia in sheep, outbreaks of which have been investigated in North Wales and East Anglia. It bears a close resemblance to the condition described by Dungal in Iceland. 2. An organism nearly related to the Pasteurella group has been isolated from affected lungs showing an advanced ...
T.J. Bosworth +2 more
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Tropical Animal Health and Production, 1987
Haematuria of cattle has been recognised in the Nepal hills for many years where it is of local economic importance. The aetiology has been thought to be babesiosis. The disease was investigated in East Nepal over a nine month period. Affected animals exhibited a chronic, intermittent haematuria and an associated polyuria and dysuria.
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Haematuria of cattle has been recognised in the Nepal hills for many years where it is of local economic importance. The aetiology has been thought to be babesiosis. The disease was investigated in East Nepal over a nine month period. Affected animals exhibited a chronic, intermittent haematuria and an associated polyuria and dysuria.
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Enzootic Rabies in Rodents in Thailand
Nature, 1968RABIES virus has occasionally been isolated from feral rats1 and yet rodents are not considered to be a significant reservoir of sylvatic rabies2. These conclusions are based on negative results of surveys of small mammal species in areas in which rabies is endemic2,3. The isolation of rabies virus from a field rat, Bandicoota indicus, in the course of
Kwanyuen Lawhaswasdi +3 more
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The Bovine Practitioner, 1983
A serologic examination on 24 calves older than 3 months shows that BRS virus seems more closely related to the acute stadium of enzootic pneumonia than IBR, PI-3 and BVD virus. Pneumonic diseases in calves can with great significance be prevented on a short term by giving tylosin, which at the same time gives an averagely higher daily growth.
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A serologic examination on 24 calves older than 3 months shows that BRS virus seems more closely related to the acute stadium of enzootic pneumonia than IBR, PI-3 and BVD virus. Pneumonic diseases in calves can with great significance be prevented on a short term by giving tylosin, which at the same time gives an averagely higher daily growth.
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Enzootic Babesia microti in Maine
Journal of Parasitology, 2003Human babesiosis in the northeastern United States caused by Babesia microti (Apicomplexa: Piroplasmida) is mainly reported from coastal New England sites, where deer ticks (Ixodes dammini) are common. However, the piroplasm has been detected in microtine rodents elsewhere in association with I.
Sam R. Telford +13 more
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