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Diagnostic assays for glanders
Veterinary Record, 2011WE read with interest the paper on glanders test evaluation by Khan and others (2011) in Veterinary Record . Glanders is indeed an important and emerging zoonotic disease. We feel, however, that the conclusions reached by the authors are incorrect and do not take into account the variability seen in all diagnostic assays, in particular, in relation …
James L N, Wood, Andrew J K, Conlan
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Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 2008
Glenda D, Dvorak, Anna R, Spickler
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Glenda D, Dvorak, Anna R, Spickler
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Veterinary Record, 2015
The recent identification of a case of glanders in a horse in Germany that had never travelled outside of the country serves as a reminder that disease freedom cannot be taken for granted. Here, Sonia Gonzalez‐Medina, Balazs Toth and Ian Mawhinney discuss various aspects of glanders, warning that, while an old disease, it can still ...
Sonia, Gonzalez-Medina +2 more
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The recent identification of a case of glanders in a horse in Germany that had never travelled outside of the country serves as a reminder that disease freedom cannot be taken for granted. Here, Sonia Gonzalez‐Medina, Balazs Toth and Ian Mawhinney discuss various aspects of glanders, warning that, while an old disease, it can still ...
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Veterinary Record, 1999
In the course of an epidemiological study of glanders on a number of Turkish islands in the Sea of Marmara, 1128 horses were examined by using the intracutaneous mallein test. Thirty‐five (3.1 per cent) developed an increase in rectal temperature and a swelling at the point of injection. Ten of these horses were killed and glanders
S, Arun +7 more
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In the course of an epidemiological study of glanders on a number of Turkish islands in the Sea of Marmara, 1128 horses were examined by using the intracutaneous mallein test. Thirty‐five (3.1 per cent) developed an increase in rectal temperature and a swelling at the point of injection. Ten of these horses were killed and glanders
S, Arun +7 more
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The Journal of comparative medicine and veterinary archives
Krishna Gopal Narayan +2 more
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Krishna Gopal Narayan +2 more
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