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Ferrets (Laboratory) - Pathology (view source)
Revision as of 17:46, 2 March 2011
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'''Clostridium perfringens'''
'''Clostridium perfringens'''
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''Mycobacterium avium''
'''Mycobacterium avium'''
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This is a rare infection in ferrets but is most commonly seen in the GI tract and mesenteric lymph nodes. Having said that, macrophages containing the infectious organism have been shown to be able to accumulate in any organ.
This is a rare infection in ferrets but is most commonly seen in the GI tract and mesenteric lymph nodes. Having said that, macrophages containing the infectious organism have been shown to be able to accumulate in any organ.