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abdomen and chest. A non-purulent encephalitis is
abdomen and chest. A non-purulent encephalitis is
often present (Gruber et al., 1995).
often present (Gruber et al., 1995).
Chronic:
Pathological changes are less typical, especially the
lack of haemorrhages on organs and serosae. In
animals displaying chronic diarrhoea, necrotic and
ulcerative lesions on the ileum, the ileocaecal valve
and the rectum are common. Since clinical signs of
chronic CSF are rather non-specific, a broad range
of other diseases must be considered as part of any
differential diagnosis.
==Treatment==
==Treatment==