Publications

acute diarrhea in horses of the potomac river area: examination for clostridial toxins.	fecal specimens from horses in montgomery county, md, and in fairfax and loudoun counties, va, were examined for clostridium perfringens type a enterotoxin and for c difficile cytotoxin (92 and 108 specimens, respectively). the toxins were found in feces from horses that had experienced an acute diarrhea syndrome and from clinically normal horses. the toxins did not appear to be primary determinants of the diarrhea syndrome, although they may have contributed to the spectrum of clinical entities ...	1984	6469842
clostridium perfringens gastroenteritis associated with corned beef served at st. patrick's day meals--ohio and virginia, 1993.	clostridium perfringens is a common infectious cause of outbreaks of foodborne illness in the united states, especially outbreaks in which cooked beef is the implicated source. this report describes two outbreaks of c. perfringens gastroenteritis following st. patrick's day meals in ohio and virginia during 1993.	1994	8309462