| outbreak of pox disease among carnivora (felidae) and edentata. | an outbreak of pox disease in carnivora of the family felidae occurred in the moscow zoo. two forms of the disease were found: (1) fatal, fulminant pulmonary without skin lesions and (2) dermal with rash. the severity of the dermal form varied from subclinical to lethal. the pulmonary form was characterized by pneumonia and exudative pleuritis, and large concentrations of virus were observed in the lungs and exudate. in addition to carnivora of the family felidae, two giant anteaters had a sever ... | 1977 | 191538 |
| [clinical presentation of cowpox virus infection in south american camelids - a review]. | cowpox virus (cpxv) infection is a reportable and potentially zoonotic disease that occurs sporadically in a variety of animals. during the past six decades, cpxv infection has been extensively researched and described in both domestic (cat, dog, horse, cattle) and zoo animals (e. g. elephant, rhinoceros, okapi). of note, a review of the literature produced only three reports of cpxv in individual or small groups of south american camelids. the goal of this review was to describe the current kno ... | 2018 | 29536472 |