Publications

fine structure of supposed gametes and syngamy of babesia canis (piroplasmea) after in-vitro development.		1981	7198358
the transmission of babesia canis to the wild dog lycaon pictus (temminck) and black-backed jackal canis mesomelas schreber.	babesia canis was successfully transmitted from the domestic dog to 3 wild dogs lycaon pictus and 4 black-backed jackals canis mesomelas. both wild dogs and black-backed jackals showed no clinical signs or clinical pathological evidence of disease. trophozoites of babesia canis were found in peripheral blood smears from all experimental animals. the disease was also successfully transmitted from both black-backed jackals and wild dogs to the domestic dog.	1980	7252967
light and electron microscopic study on developmental stages of babesia canis within the gut of the tick dermacentor reticulatus.	the initial developmental stages of babesia canis within the gut of the vector tick, dermacentor reticulatus, were studied by means of light and electron microscopy. large quantities of varying "spiky-rayed" stages and few ovoid stages without any protrusions were observed after lysis of the engorged canine erythrocytes. the transformation of spherical erythrocytic stages into "spiky-rayed" forms was initiated inside the intact erythrocytes. the significance of all developmental stages in a hypo ...	1980	7391862
therapeutic implications of babesia canis infection in dogs.	the therapeutic regime used in the treatment of dogs with babesia canis infection differed between dogs with mild (uncomplicated) and severe (complicated) disease. in addition to the treatment given to dogs with mild disease, the dogs with severe disease received intravenous fluids, heparin and blood transfusion together with other supportive measures. mortalities occurred only in the group with severe disease and were attributed to disseminated intravascular coagulation.	1979	553976
disseminated intravascular coagulation: a complication of babesia canis infection in the dog.	disseminated intravascular coagulation is described as a complication of babesia canis infection in the dog. b. canis infection in the dog is characterized as a mild (uncomplicated) or severe (complicated) disease. the clinical, coagulation and haematological, pathological and histopathological findings of the severe disease are described. thrombocytopenia is reported as occurring in both the mild and severe forms of b. canis infection in the dog.	1979	553964
[experimental transmission of canine babesiosis (babesia canis) by native german ticks: 1. the brown dog tick (rhipicephalus sanguineus) (author's transl)].		1979	374029
electron microscopical studies on the development of babesia canis (sporozoa) in the salivary glands of the vector tick dermacentor reticulatus.	the formation of sporozoites of babesia canis was studied by light- and electron microscopy in the salivary gland cells of adult female ticks from the 2nd day after attachment until 1 day after detachment. it was found that this process was initiated by the binary division of kinetes that had already entered or entered during the period examined. during division the kinetes (15 x 2.5 microns) lost their typical organelles, reduced their three-layered pellicle to a single membrane and became sphe ...	1979	43086
metabolic and electrolyte disturbances in acute canine babesiosis.	arterial blood ph, pco2, bicarbonate, base excess/deficit, and lactate, as well as serum sodium, potassium, and chloride were measured in clinically normal dogs and in dogs with acute canine babesiosis. metabolic acidosis developed in dogs with fatal as well as nonfatal babesia canis infection. in the fatal group, the acidosis was uncompensated; among survivors, base deficit and blood lactate were significantly lower, and ph, pco2, and bicarbonate values were significantly higher. serum potassiu ...	1979	40948
preliminary report on the use of acridine orange o for the detection of babesia canis in the blood.		1977	557369
[vegetation analysis and detection of periurban focus of canine piroplasmosis due to babesia canis in rhône-alpes area; ecological basis for map-making].	dog piroplasmosis is actually expanding at the periphery of the big cities of the rhone-alpes area. the authors present the basis of an epidemiological study and insist upon the interest of vegetation analysis in the detection of the contamination sites.	1976	821654
the diagnosis and treatment of acid-base deranged dogs infected with babesia canis.	a study was made of the acid-base status of babesia canis infected dogs judged unlikely to recover after specific babesicidal drug therapy despite the use of blood transfusion and other conventional supportive measures. such cases were invariably acidotic and responded well and often dramatically to supportive intravenous sodium bicarbonate administration. elevated blood urea nitrogen, also responded gratifyingly to this procedure. the rationale is discussed in some detail.	1976	4617
phagocytosis of babesia canis by neutrophils in peripheral circulation.		1974	4364460
babesia canis: the life cycle and laboratory maintenance in its arthropod and mammalian hosts.		1973	4196317
babesia canis and babesia gibsoni: soluble and corpuscular antigens isolated from blood of dogs.		1971	5003033
the isolation of haemobartonella canis in association with babesia canis in a splenectomised dog.		1971	5103867
[further studies on immunity and serological reactions in dogs after infection with babesia canis].		1970	5428246
[comparative studies on the fine structure of babesia gibsoni and babesia canis].		1968	4976227
the mechanism of denucleation in circulating erythroblasts.	erythroblast denucleation in the peripheral blood was studied by electron microscopy. blood was used from dogs anemic either by infection with babesia canis or from injections of phenylhydrazine hydrochloride. one of the earliest stages of denucleation was the migration of nuclei to the plasmalemma. mitochondria and coalesced vesicles, derived from the cell membrane of the erythroblast, congregated at the underside of the nuclear envelope unapposed by erythroblastic cell membrane. the coalesced ...	1967	6061718
evaluation of methods used to detect babesia canis infections in dogs.		1966	5959505
[immunity and serological reactions against babesia canis in dogs after infection with living parasites and after immunization with a soluble antigen].		1966	4969377
[the treatment of babesia canis infection with berenil].		1966	5991052
observations on the persistence and recurrence of babesia canis infections in dogs.		1965	14301303
method of reproduction of babesia canis in erythrocytes.		1965	14316791
the coyote, a potential host for babesia canis and ehrlichia sp.		1964	14215497
observations on leukocytic inclusion bodies from dogs infected with babesia canis.		1963	14063234
[electronoptic studies on babesia canis].		1961	13688105
[experimental transmission of babesia canis to baby mice].		1959	13849580
pathological processes in babesia canis infections.		1957	13531539
the liver in babesia canis infection.		1953	13125274