Abstract
Parvovirus infection was confirmed by fluorescent antibody staining or viral culturing in 137 (22%) of 615 necropsy accessions from dogs at the Missouri Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory from Jan 1, 1987 through Sept 30, 1988. Septicemic colibacillosis was diagnosed in 88 (90%) of the 98 canine parvovirus-positive accessions in which liver or lung was cultured bacteriologically. Pulmonary edema or alveolitis similar to that seen in the human adult respiratory distress syndrome was observed in 63 (69%) of the 91 canine parvovirus-positive accessions in which the lungs were examined histologically.
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Turk, J., Miller, M., Brown, T., Fales, W., Fischer, J., Gosser, H., … Solorzano, R. (1990). Coliform septicemia and pulmonary disease associated with canine parvoviral enteritis: 88 cases (1987-1988). Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 196(5), 771–773. https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.1990.196.05.771
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