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Characterization, distribution, and microbiological associations of Fusobacterium spp. in clinical specimens of animal origin
1 Feb 1994
Abstract excerpt
During the years from 1984 through 1991, 1,067 specimens from canine, equine, exotic, feline, porcine, and ruminant animal sources were found to contain members of the genus Fusobacterium: The most common sites or conditions from which members of this genus were isolated were abscesses, the respiratory tract, and pleural and peritoneal cavities. Most specimens contained a single Fusobacterium species. The most...
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