Toxoplasmosis in distemper virus infected dogs
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https://doi.org/10.5433/1679-0359.2002v23n1p85Keywords:
Dogs, Toxoplasmosis, Distemper, Neurological signalment.Abstract
This report shows four cases of dog´s toxoplasmosis, pointing that the neurologic signalment of toxoplasmosis and distemper is quite indistinguishable. The anmnestic data of flesh-eating and cat contact is linked with easier suspect of toxoplasmosis, reinforced by the presence of linfadenopathy, pneumonia and neurologic signs. A treatment proposal is offered, being a preventive measure to toxoplasmosis in distemper dogs, according to the clinician diagnostic conditions.Downloads
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