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Unexplained bleeding as primary clinical complaint in dogs infected with Angiostrongylus vasorum
2016
Schweizer Archiv für Tierheilkunde
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Unexplained bleeding was the primary clinical complaint in 15 dogs diagnosed with A. vasorum and was observed in the mouth, as external bleeding, as large subcutaneous hematoma, as hemoptysis, in the brain, post ovariectomy, as epistaxis, in the anterior ocular chamber and on a tracheal intubation tube.
doi:10.17236/sat00088
pmid:27707683
fatcat:22udopeouna2zmh7j74iw3w6vq