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The stability of porcine rotavirus in feces
Veterinary Microbiology, 2000Rotaviruses are known as major causal agents of diarrhea in humans and animals. They affect young animals in intensive rearing and cause great economic losses. This study evaluated the infectivity of porcine rotavirus maintained for 32 months at approximately 10 degrees C in the original stool specimens.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1933
To the Editor: —I have read with interest the reports of Cowgill and his co-workers on their studies of the laxative action of bran. One, on the form of the stool as a criterion of laxation, which appeared in the issue ofThe Journalfor July 22, contains statements and conclusions that are somewhat misleading, and thus the sale of bran rather than ...
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To the Editor: —I have read with interest the reports of Cowgill and his co-workers on their studies of the laxative action of bran. One, on the form of the stool as a criterion of laxation, which appeared in the issue ofThe Journalfor July 22, contains statements and conclusions that are somewhat misleading, and thus the sale of bran rather than ...
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Australia Antigen in Urine and Feces
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1972In collaboration with Horst in 1970 my colleagues and I reported Australia antigen in urine and feces of patients with Au-positive hepatitis, 1,2 an observation confirmed by others. Grob and Jemelka 3 found Australia antigen in the stools of patients with acute hepatitis, and Blainey et al 4 isolated it from urine of patients with renal transplants ...
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Radiology, 2002
The small-bowel feces sign has been described as a finding indicative of SBO or another severe small-bowel abnormality (ie, metabolic or infectious disease) (1–3). Bowel obstruction accounts for approximately 20% of acute abdominal surgical interventions (4). In 60%–80% of cases of intestinal obstruction, the small bowel is involved (5).
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The small-bowel feces sign has been described as a finding indicative of SBO or another severe small-bowel abnormality (ie, metabolic or infectious disease) (1–3). Bowel obstruction accounts for approximately 20% of acute abdominal surgical interventions (4). In 60%–80% of cases of intestinal obstruction, the small bowel is involved (5).
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Abundance, diversity and diffusion of antibiotic resistance genes in cat feces and dog feces
Environmental Pollution, 2022Yiwen Yang, Xindi Liao, Sicheng Xing
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Inactivation of Quinolone by Feces
Journal of Infectious Diseases, 1986J J, van Saene +2 more
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