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SALMONELLA DUBLIN SKIN LESIONS IN A VETERINARY SURGEON

The Lancet, 1969
Abstract Discrete papules appeared on the arms of a veterinary surgeon two days after delivering an infected stillborn calf. Most of the lesions became nodular with apical pinhead pustules, and the infective organism was shown to be Salmonella dublin. The need for asepsis in veterinary practice is emphasised, with particular reference to brucellosis
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[Recurrent Salmonella dublin infections].

Archives francaises de pediatrie, 1989
A recurrent septicemia in a 8-year old child is reported. Blood and lymphnode tissue cultures permitte the isolation of Salmonella dublin. Despite the in vitro susceptibility of the isolated bacteria and the prolonged antimicrobial therapy, sepsis had a protracted course with relapses.
R, Giacchino   +3 more
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SALMONELLA DUBLIN FROM CATTLE IN VICTORIA

Australian Veterinary Journal, 1973
K L, Hughes, T E, Jones
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SALMONELLA DUBLIN IN DAIRY CATTLE

Australian Veterinary Journal, 1977
R, Vandegraaff, J, Malmo
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