Trueperella pyogenes Induced Cerebral Abscess in a West Highland White Terrier
Cerebral abscesses are occasionally seen in animals, however are rare in dogs. Among the pyogenic bacteria causing cerebral abscesses Trueperella pyogenes is relatively scarce. In this report, a case of T. pyogenes induced cerebral abscess in a West Highland White Terrier was presented with histopat...
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Main Authors: | Mustafa Usta, Fatma İlhan, Hasan Özen, Ziya İlhan, Musa Karaman, Yusuf Kurban Muhammed |
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Language: | EN |
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2021
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Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/c90bd6aaac53494c87c9065963c6b4a6 |
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