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The association of Clostridium perfringens with foal diarrhoea

1995-01-01

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Several case reports of Clostridium perjringens involvement in equine enteric disease have not identified the prevalence and statistical association of these bacteria with foal diarrhoea. Each of five methods which favoured the recovery of C. perjringens in different physiological states were chosen to improve the sensitivity of isolation in a survey of foal diarrhoea for C. perjringens and other pathogens. C. per...

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Literature Corpus work: 918df699-a095-5f64-b163-a0b169380cb8
DOI: 10.21954/ou.ro.0000e0d4

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