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Submandibular Abscessation – Rabbit (view source)
Revision as of 18:30, 22 July 2010
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Odontogenic tumours are fairly common in humans but are frequently missed by ordinary histopathologists. One wonders if the same condition could be occurring in rabbits and rodents.
Odontogenic tumours are fairly common in humans but are frequently missed by ordinary histopathologists. One wonders if the same condition could be occurring in rabbits and rodents.
==Treatment==
==Treatment==
In all cases systemic antibiosis oxytetracycline SC q 72hrs (Engemycin 5%®; Intervet) or procaine penicillin SC q3-7days for life if necessary is always indicated. Levamisole might boost the immune system.
In all cases systemic antibiosis oxytetracycline SC q 72hrs (Engemycin 5%®; Intervet) or procaine penicillin SC q3-7days for life if necessary is always indicated. Levamisole might boost the immune system.
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