Osteomyelitis of the Heel with Pasteurella pneumotropica : A Case Report
Foot & Ankle, 1986A rare case of Pasteurella pneumotropica occurring in a polymicrobial anaerobic osteomyelitis of the heel is presented. The natural history, predisposing conditions, treatment, and postoperative care are presented. Surgical excision of the infected portion of the calcaneus, appropriate antibiotics, and lift with proper supporting heel cup all aided in ...
G J, Sammarco, P A, Leist
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Experimental investigation of uterine infections of mice due to Pasteurella pneumotropica
Journal of Comparative Pathology, 1972Abstract In an attempt to elucidate the method of uterine infections in mice associated with Past. pneumotropica, approximately 180 BALB c mice were challenged with the organism by the intravenous, intranasal and intravaginal routes. Although all these techniques resulted in a proportion of mice with uterine infections, it is suggested that an
Blackmore, D K, Casillo, S
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Protection against Pasteurella pneumotropica during infection with Angiostrongylus cantonensis
American Journal of Veterinary Research, 1983SUMMARY Lung infections of specific-pathogen-free rats were studied to determine cross-immunity between infections with Pasteurella pneumotropica and Angiostrongylus cantonensis. Rats were found to have differences in mortality due to pneumonic infections with P pneumotropica and A cantonensis and to coinfections of P pneumotropica and A cantonensis ...
H E, Laubach, A A, Kocan
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A DOG BITE WOUND INFECTED WITH PASTEURELLA PNEUMOTROPICA
Medical Journal of Australia, 1977A case is described of a dog bite of a finger which was infected with Pasteurella pneumotropica; it was successfully treated with amoxycillin.
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An eye infection in laboratory mice associated with Pasteurella pneumotropica
Laboratory Animals, 1975Pasteurella pneumotropica was isolated from cases of clinical conjunctivitis in mice. No isolates were obtained from normal mice.
Needham, J R, Cooper, J E
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Comparative analysis of Pasteurella pneumotropica isolates from laboratory mice and rats
Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek, 2009Selected biochemical and genetic characteristics of the wild-type strains of Pasteurella pneumotropica isolated from mice and rats were investigated and compared in order to determine the significant differences among the isolates. The isolates were divided into six groups on the basis of the patterns of carbon source utilization in the host rodents ...
Hiraku Sasaki +2 more
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Pasteurella pneumotropica in rabbits from a "Pasteurella-free" production colony.
Laboratory animal science, 1984Pasteurella pneumotropica was isolated from the nasopharyngeal area of two of five rabbits obtained from a "Pasteurella-free" production colony. No evidence of disease was observed in these rabbits during clinical and necropsy examinations.
B K, Kirchner, T J, Magoc, M A, Sidor
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Effect of Sequential Inoculations of Sendai Virus and Pasteurella pneumotropica in Mice
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1974SUMMARY Albino mice were inoculated (via aerosol) with Sendai virus, followed at 1-, 3-, 6-, 9-, and 12-day intervals by inoculation (via aerosol) with Pasteurella pneumotropica. Pulmonary bactericidal activity was suppressed in mice inoculated with the virus, with maximal suppression occurring approximately 6 days after viral inoculation.
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Sepsis caused by Pasteurella pneumotropica
Clinical Microbiology Newsletter, 1989C.Lopez Lavid +6 more
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